Figure 5
Figure 5. Alternative splicing of G6b in platelets. (A) The G6b (c6orf25) gene consists of 6 exons, with the fifth exon containing 2 potential splice acceptor sites (exon 5a or 5b). (B) Seven splice variants of the G6b transcript are annotated in the Entrez Gene database. Transcripts encoding G6b-F and -G contain the intronic sequences IV and V, respectively. Splice variant-specific primer binding sites are represented by arrows. (C) RT-PCR was used to determine which G6b transcripts are expressed in platelets. The reverse primer G6b-A/C/G potentially amplifies G6b-A, -C, and -G (lane 2); however, only G6b-A is detected because the 457-bp band corresponding to G6b-C is not observed nor is any band detected with the G6b-G–specific primer (lane 7). G6b-B (lane 3) is the only other splice variant detected. Expected sizes of PCR products are shown in Table 4.

Alternative splicing of G6b in platelets. (A) The G6b (c6orf25) gene consists of 6 exons, with the fifth exon containing 2 potential splice acceptor sites (exon 5a or 5b). (B) Seven splice variants of the G6b transcript are annotated in the Entrez Gene database. Transcripts encoding G6b-F and -G contain the intronic sequences IV and V, respectively. Splice variant-specific primer binding sites are represented by arrows. (C) RT-PCR was used to determine which G6b transcripts are expressed in platelets. The reverse primer G6b-A/C/G potentially amplifies G6b-A, -C, and -G (lane 2); however, only G6b-A is detected because the 457-bp band corresponding to G6b-C is not observed nor is any band detected with the G6b-G–specific primer (lane 7). G6b-B (lane 3) is the only other splice variant detected. Expected sizes of PCR products are shown in Table 4.

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