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Fig. 1. Molecular analysis of maize sid1. (A) Amino acid
alignment of maize SID1 (top) and IDS1 (bottom). Black line marks the AP2
domain. (B) Bayesian phylogram of DNA sequences of the AP2
domains of all MIR172-targeted genes from maize and rice. The
Arabidopsis AP2 gene was used as the outgroup. (C) Genomic
structure of the maize sid1 gene. Boxes represent exons, dark boxes
represent the AP2 domain, and triangles represent Mutator
transposon insertions. (D) RT-PCR of sid1 (top) and
actin (bottom) from different tissues and tassels of ts4
mutant alleles. (E) Location of cleavage sites within sid1
from B73 ears (top) and ts4-TP ears (bottom). The number of clones
cleaved at each different position within the microRNA binding site over the
total number of clones analyzed is indicated; those in parentheses to the
right indicate the number of clones cleaved 3' of the microRNA binding
site. (F)3 RNA gel blot using 1 µg of poly(A)+ RNA from
0.5 cm tassels. Arrowheads mark positions of the 28S and 18S ribosomal RNAs.
(G) RNA gel blot using 1 µg of poly(A)+ RNA from 0.5 cm
ears. The 3' ends of ids1 and sid1 outside of the
coding region for the AP2 domain were used as probes.