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Fig. 6 Stability of WT- or M4A-Smad1 proteins in animal caps. (A) Embryos were injected with 1 ng mRNA encoding myc-tagged WTor M4A-Smad1. Animal caps were isolated at late blastula and collected for immunoblots at intervals between late gastrula (st. 12.5) and early tailbud stages. The myc-tagged proteins are easily detected, indicating that both proteins are translated well in vivo. The WT-Smad1 protein, however, accumulates at earlier stages, and persists at high levels longer than does the M4A-Smad1 protein. This effect was consistent across all experiments and multiple preparations of synthetic mRNA (n56 experiments). (B) Linearity of immunoblot detection. Embryos were injected with 1 ng mRNA encoding myc-tagged WT-Smad1 mRNA. Animal caps were isolated at the late blastula stage and lysed when controls reached st. 10.5. A 2-fold serial dilution was prepared from the lysate, and the dilution series was processed for immunoblotting. Band intensities were quantified and compared with predicted values. A representative experiment and quantification are shown.

Image published in: Sater AK et al. (2003)

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