Figure 1.
Figure 1. Mutation of GATA1 in TMD. (A) SSCP analysis of the second exon of GATA1 revealed the presence of mutated conformational GATA1 alleles in DNA from each of 7 TMD patients. In contrast, GATA1 mutations were not detected in DNAs from 5 healthy individuals. A longer exposure of the SSCP gel revealed a mutant allele in DNA from TMD-2 (arrow, TMD-2* lane). (B) Schematic illustration of the functional domains of GATA-1. AD indicates activation domain; Nf, N terminal zinc finger; Cf, C-terminal zinc finger. The asterisks indicate the positions of the mutations in the 7 individuals with TMD (numbered 1 through 7). Met84 is an alternative translation initiation codon, which leads to the production of GATA-1s.

Mutation of GATA1 in TMD. (A) SSCP analysis of the second exon of GATA1 revealed the presence of mutated conformational GATA1 alleles in DNA from each of 7 TMD patients. In contrast, GATA1 mutations were not detected in DNAs from 5 healthy individuals. A longer exposure of the SSCP gel revealed a mutant allele in DNA from TMD-2 (arrow, TMD-2* lane). (B) Schematic illustration of the functional domains of GATA-1. AD indicates activation domain; Nf, N terminal zinc finger; Cf, C-terminal zinc finger. The asterisks indicate the positions of the mutations in the 7 individuals with TMD (numbered 1 through 7). Met84 is an alternative translation initiation codon, which leads to the production of GATA-1s.

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