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Fig. 2. CG5140 is the nopo gene. (A) nopo
structure. Coding regions are represented by black boxes, 5'- and
3'-UTRs by white boxes, splicing events by lines. Arrows indicate
transcription direction. Asterisk marks position of E11K mutation in
nopoZ1447. Triangles represent P-elements.
EYG5845 imprecise excision generated nopoExc142
(gap represents deleted region). Dashed line represents genomic region used to
create rescue construct. (B) Comparison of Drosophila NOPO and
human TRIP. Gray boxes represent RING domains. Asterisk marks mutation in
nopoZ1447. Line indicates NOPO region used for antibody
production. (C) Alignment of RING domains of putative NOPO/TRIP
homologs in Drosophila melanogaster, Homo sapiens, Mus musculus, Danio
rerio, Gallus gallus and Anopheles gambiae. Residues 6-46 of
Drosophila NOPO are shown. Crucial RING-domain cysteines and
histidines are highlighted. Asterisk marks residue mutated in
nopoZ1447. (D,E) NOPO immunoblots. (D) NOPO
levels in embryos (1-2 hours) of wild-type or nopo females. Anti-NOPO
antibodies recognize a specific band the predicted size of NOPO (48 kDa) and a
non-specific band (bg). (E) NOPO developmental western. Anti-GAPDH or
anti-
-tubulin was used as a loading control.