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| Pairwise sequence comparison of the coding and the 5'-flanking sequence of mammalian HL genes. |
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| Sequence identity (%) was determined by pairwise alignment using the DNAMAN software package (optimal alignment; gap open penalty 10.0, gap extension penalty 5.0). cDNA sequence was from the translation start ATG up till the stopcodon; the upstream regulatory region was from -1400 up till the translation start ATG. a: Because of a gap in upstream regulatory region of the public sequence of the rhesus monkey and hedgehog HL gene (Ensembl e!42: Dec 2006), alignments with the rhesus and hedgehog sequence were done with the sequence from -900 and -1000 up till the start ATG, respectively. b:the rabbit HL cDNA sequence was taken from [38]. |
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| Oligonucleotides used to generate serial 5'-deletions of the rat and human HL promoter region. |
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| a: r and h: rat and human, respectively; F and R: forward and reverse orientation. b: numbering of the rat and human sequence according to [35] and Ensembl e!42 [26], respectively. c: rat and human HL specific parts of the primer sequences are given in capitals. d: oligonucleotide specific for pCAT-Basic. e: oligonucleotide specific for pBluescript. |
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