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WBPicture0000010678DescriptionFigure 4. The onset of expression in the pharynx can be altered by changes in the affinity of TRTTKRY elements for PHA-4. (A) Diagrams of promoter fragments used to drive expression of a GFP::HIS2B reporter. Vertical lines represent TRTTKRY elements that were not mutated in these experiments or whose relative affinity for PHA-4 has not been determined in vitro. Triangles represent TRTTKRY elements mutated in these experiments: black, gray, and open triangles represent high- (TGTTTGC or TGTTGAC), medium- (TGTTTGT), and low- (TATTTGT) affinity PHA-4 binding sequences, respectively. 'Onset' refers to the developmental stage at which expression of GFP in the pharynx is first detected (22). (B through M) Embryos expressing GFP; brackets indicate the developing pharynx. (B through D) Pharyngeal expression of the -196 T05E11.3::GFP reporter containing the wild-type predicted PHA-4 site [TGTTTGC; shown in (A)iii]. (E through G) Pharyngeal expression of the -196 T05E11.3::GFP reporter containing a mutated site [TGTTTGT; shown in (A)iii]. (H through J) Pharyngeal expression of the -535 D2096.6::GFP reporter containing the wild-type predicted PHA-4 site [TGTTTGT; shown in (A)ii]. (K through M) Expression of the -535 D2096.6::GFP reporter containing a mutated site [TGTTTGC; shown in (A)ii].
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Publication_year2002
Article_URLDOIid10.1126/science.1065175
Journal_URLScience
Publisher_URLAAAS
ReferenceWBPaper00005056