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Fig. 2. Deletion in promoter region of Fpn1 leads to altered
transcriptional initiation, but not transcript abundance, in Pcm
mutant mice. (A) A 58 bp deletion in the promoter region of Fpn1
constitutes the Pcm mutation. Black arrowheads indicate wild-type
transcription initiation site determined by 5'RACE, red arrowheads
indicate Pcm/Pcm initiation sites. ATG, translational start;
IRE, iron responsive element; boxed region indicates TATA box. (B) Mutant
phenotype co-segregates with deletion in Fpn1, as demonstrated by PCR
genotyping using primers indicated by overlined and underlined sequences in A.
Wild-type band 230 bp; mutant band 172 bp. (C) 5'RACE PCR demonstrates
altered Fpn1 transcript identity in Pcm mutant mice.
Wild-type band 630 bp. (D) Real-time RT-PCR to quantify Fpn1
transcript abundance reveals no statistically significant difference among
genotypes at 3 weeks of age. The horizontal line indicates the median.