Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. (A) DNA sequence of clone 3R30. The end of ETV6 exon 2 shown in capitals and the sequence with partial homology to a region upstream of the mouse CDX2 gene is underlined. (B) Amino acid and mRNA sequences of normal ETV6, normal CDX2 and the smaller ETV6-CDX2 product at the site of fusion. (C) Sequence of larger ETV6-CDX2 fragment. The end of ETV6 exon 2 and the start of CDX2 exon 2 are shown in capitals. The stop (TAA) and potential start (ATG) codons referred to in the text are shown underlined.

(A) DNA sequence of clone 3R30. The end of ETV6 exon 2 shown in capitals and the sequence with partial homology to a region upstream of the mouse CDX2 gene is underlined. (B) Amino acid and mRNA sequences of normal ETV6, normal CDX2 and the smaller ETV6-CDX2 product at the site of fusion. (C) Sequence of larger ETV6-CDX2 fragment. The end of ETV6 exon 2 and the start of CDX2 exon 2 are shown in capitals. The stop (TAA) and potential start (ATG) codons referred to in the text are shown underlined.

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