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Fig. 4. The nht and rye proteins physically interact with each
other but not with their generally expressed binding partner homologs TAF12
and TAF4 in a bacterial co-expression and GST pulldown assay. Western blots of
total bacterial protein extracts (T) and elutions of glutathione-Sepharose
purified protein (B) from strains expressing GST or FLAG-tagged fusion
proteins. Blots were probed sequentially with anti-GST or anti-FLAG
antibodies. Only proteins that were soluble in the bacterial extracts were
able to be assayed for binding to glutathione-Sepharose. Lanes: 1, GST-Nht; 2,
FLAG-Rye; 3, GST-Nht and FLAG-Rye; 4, GST-dTAF4 and FLAG-Rye; 5, GST-dTAF4; 6,
FLAG-dTAF12; 7, GST-dTAF4 and FLAG-dTAF12; 8, GST-Nht and FLAG-dTAF12. In all
cases, bacterial strains expressing a single fusion protein also carried the
second vector without a fusion protein insert.