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From: Unique N-terminal sequences in two Runx1 isoforms are dispensable for Runx1 function

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Generation of Runx1 P2TAA mutant mice. a Schematic representation of the targeting strategy used to generate the Runx1 P2TAA allele. A targeting vector was designed to replace ATG with TAA, marked with *. Open and closed boxes represent the 5′ untranslated region (UTR) and coding region in exon II, respectively. Neomycin resistance (neo r) and thymidine kinase (tk) genes were used for positive and negative selection, respectively. Triangles represent loxP sequences. b Sequence analysis of the genomic region around the ATG in exon II of the Runx1 gene in an ES clone showing replacement of ATG with TAA. c Gel image of DNA-PCR analysis showing incorporation of the P2-promoter deletion in an ES clone. d One representative dot plots of at least three individual experiments showing ScaI and c-Kit expression in Lin-negative (Lin−) fetal liver cells from 11.5 dpc Runx1 +/+ and Runx1 P2TAA/P2TAA embryos. e One representative of two colony forming assay of fetal liver cells from mice of indicated genotypes. f Genotyping of offspring obtained by intercrossing Runx1 +/P2TAA heterozygous mice at 15.5 dpc and four weeks (P28). Numbers and those in parenthesis represent live and total mice, respectively. g Dot plots showing CD4 and CD8 expression in total thymocytes of three week-old Runx1 +/+ and Runx1 P2TAA/P2TAA mice. h Graph showing absolute numbers of thymocyte subsets. DN: CD4−CD8− double negative. DP: CD4+CD8+ double positive. CD4SP: CD4+CD8− single positive. CD8SP: CD4−CD8+ single positive. Mean ± SD. ** P < 0.01. i Dot plots showing CD4 and CD8 expression in splenic T cells of three week-old Runx1 +/+ and Runx1 P2TAA/P2TAA mice. j Graph showing CD4+ to CD8+ T cells in lymph nodes. Mean ± SD. ** P < 0.01. k Immunoblot showing expression of Runx1 protein in total thymocytes from three week-old Runx1 +/+ and Runx1 P2TAA/P2TAA mice. One representative image of two experiments

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