Figure 1.
Figure 1. Schematic portrait of the human CD38 molecule and gene. Full details may be found in the pertinent sections of the paper. The yellow rectangles identify the single exons; the green oval, the CpG island; the red circles, specific responsive elements in the regulatory region of the gene; the red pentagons, regulatory interleukins for which no responsive element has been identified (the small arrows indicate whether they exert upmodulatory or downmodulatory effects); the red diamond, the polymorphic site; ER, estrogen-responsive element; IRF, interferon-responsive element; RARE, retinoic acid–responsive element; TSSs, transcription start sites (indicated by the big arrows); E2, estrogen; SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism; and RAR, retinoic acid receptor. The modulatory role of TNFα on CD38 expression is unpublished (Mone Zaidi, personal communications, January 2006).

Schematic portrait of the human CD38 molecule and gene. Full details may be found in the pertinent sections of the paper. The yellow rectangles identify the single exons; the green oval, the CpG island; the red circles, specific responsive elements in the regulatory region of the gene; the red pentagons, regulatory interleukins for which no responsive element has been identified (the small arrows indicate whether they exert upmodulatory or downmodulatory effects); the red diamond, the polymorphic site; ER, estrogen-responsive element; IRF, interferon-responsive element; RARE, retinoic acid–responsive element; TSSs, transcription start sites (indicated by the big arrows); E2, estrogen; SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism; and RAR, retinoic acid receptor. The modulatory role of TNFα on CD38 expression is unpublished (Mone Zaidi, personal communications, January 2006).

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