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Fig. 1. Targeted disruption of the nectin 1 and nectin 3 genes. (A) Targeted disruption of the nectin 1 gene. (A) (a) The structure of the mouse nectin 1 gene with coding exons 2-5 is shown at the top. A targeting vector was designed to remove the exon 2. The construct contained 2.8 kb 5' flanking sequence and 4.0 kb 3' flanking sequence. (b) Southern blotting of ES clones. HindIII-digested DNAs derived from ES cells were hybridized with the 5'- or 3'-probe. WT, wild-type; +/–, nectin 1+/–. (c) Genotyping by PCR of genomic DNA extracted from littermate mice at 21 days of age. Wild-type (WT) and targeted alleles give the bands of 639 bp and 459 bp, respectively. +/–, nectin 1+/–; –/–, nectin 1–/–. (d) Western blotting of the extracts from the brains of wild-type and nectin 1–/– mice with the anti-nectin 1 and anti-actin antibodies. (B) Targeted disruption of the nectin 3 gene. (a) The structure of the mouse nectin 3 gene with coding exon 1 is shown at the top. A targeting vector was designed to remove the exon 1. The construct contained 6.5 kb 5' flanking sequence and 4.2 kb 3' flanking sequence. (b) Southern blotting of ES clones. BamHI-digested DNAs derived from ES cells were hybridized with the 5'- or 3'-probe. WT, wild-type; +/–, nectin 3+/–. (c) Genotyping by PCR of genomic DNA extracted from littermate mice at 21 days of age. Wild-type and targeted alleles give the bands of 379 bp and 814 bp, respectively. WT, wild-type; +/–, nectin 3+/–; –/–, nectin 3–/–. (d) Western blotting of the extracts from the brains of wild-type and nectin 3–/– mice with the anti-nectin 3 and anti-actin antibodies.





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