Figure 2.
Figure 2. Genomic DNA and hemoglobin analysis of mice derived from targeted ES cell lines 1 and 2. (A) After removal of the PGK/Hygro marker from corrected ES cell clone 1 (–1400 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS) and clone 2 (–383 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS), cells were injected into C57BL/6 blastocysts. Chimeric males obtained from these blastocysts were mated with hα/hα, –1400 γ-βS/mβ females and offspring were screened for the corrected genotypes (–1400 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS and –383 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS) by PCR of tail DNA and Bsu36I digestion. (B) IEF gel of hemolysates from mice identified as sickle and corrected animals in panel A. The last 3 lanes are human control hemolysates from a sickle patient, an individual with sickle trait, and an unaffected individual. Of interest, the ratio of HbA to HbS in corrected animals mimics the ratio in humans with sickle trait.

Genomic DNA and hemoglobin analysis of mice derived from targeted ES cell lines 1 and 2. (A) After removal of the PGK/Hygro marker from corrected ES cell clone 1 (–1400 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS) and clone 2 (–383 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS), cells were injected into C57BL/6 blastocysts. Chimeric males obtained from these blastocysts were mated with hα/hα, –1400 γ-βS/mβ females and offspring were screened for the corrected genotypes (–1400 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS and –383 γ-βA/–1400 γ-βS) by PCR of tail DNA and Bsu36I digestion. (B) IEF gel of hemolysates from mice identified as sickle and corrected animals in panel A. The last 3 lanes are human control hemolysates from a sickle patient, an individual with sickle trait, and an unaffected individual. Of interest, the ratio of HbA to HbS in corrected animals mimics the ratio in humans with sickle trait.

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