Figure 2.
A CDK interaction domain in c-Myb. (A) Deletion constructs. C-terminal deletion constructs of c-Myb were prepared using various restriction sites. The amino acid residues retained in each construct are shown at the right. The highly conserved DNA-binding domain of c-Myb is shaded black. (B) Mapping the interaction domains. The deletion constructs CP (lanes 1, 4), CH (lanes 2, 5), or CT (lanes 3, 6) were coexpressed with FLAG epitope-tagged CDK6 and the resulting complexes were isolated by immunoprecipitation with anti-FLAG beads then analyzed by Western blotting using anti-Myb antibodies, as described for Figure 1. The left panel (lanes 1-3) shows the total extracts; the immunoprecipitated samples are shown at the right (lanes 4-6). Arrows indicate the migration of the c-Myb protein derivatives. (C) Conservation of the CDK interaction domain. The amino acid sequences of v-Myb from avian myeloblastosis virus or c-Myb proteins from chicken, human, or mouse were aligned using ClustalW.43 The bottom line shows the identical amino acids, shaded boxes show blocks of highest conservation. The numbering scheme comes from the chicken c-Myb protein.44 The coiled-coil region predicted using the SMART analysis package45,46 is indicated at bottom. The coiled-coil region has been shown to interact with the transcriptional coactivator CBP.48