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Resolution: standard / high Figure 8.
Preferential translation induced in the S phase by the H2A4 5'UTR is maintained when
a Histidine tagged H2A was employed as a reporter. (A) Schematic representation of the pXhisH2A5'H2A construct. The position of the
6 × Histidine tag coding region is indicated. (B) Immunoprecipitation of the His-H2A
of nuclear protein extracts from 35S-labelled L. infantum promastigotes transfected with pXhisH2A5'UTRH2A and treated with 5 mM HU either for
12 h (lane 0) or at the indicated time period (in h) after removal of the drug. The
autoradiography (De novo panel) and western blot performed with the anti-His monoclonal antibody (TP panel)
is shown. Data correspond to one representative experiment of two independent assays
with similar results. (C) Densitometric analysis showing the ratio between de novo
synthesis of His-H2A and total amount of His-H2A (columns). The percentage of cells
in the S phase is also included (black line). (D) Northern blots prepared with RNA
samples separated by sucrose gradients from promastigotes transfected with pXhisH2A5'H2A
and treated 12 h with HU (lane 0) or 3 h after drug removal were sequentially hybridized
with the 6 × His and the H4 probe. The autoradiographic exposure of the blots and
the densitometric analysis is shown. Data correspond to one representative experiment
of two independent assays with similar results. (E) Graphic showing the percentages
of His-H2A and H4 mRNAs on polysomes at G1 and at the S phase obtained from two independent assays.
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