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Fig. S1. Insertion mutants for TTA1 and TTA2. (A) Genomic structure of TTA1 and TTA2. Black boxes represent exons. Positions of the start and termination codons are indicated. T-DNA insertion sites in tta1-1, tta2-1 and tta2-2 are shown. (B-D) Seedling phenotypes of wild type (B), tta1 tta2 (D) and tta1 tta2 with TTA1p::TTA1-GFP (D) at 21 days after germination. Scale bars: 5 mm in B,D; 2 mm in C.
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Fig. S2. OBE1 associates with the TMO7 promoter region in the root. PCR-amplified TMO7 promoter fragments from ChIP of OBE1p::OBE1-GFP roots with (An) or without (No) anti-GFP antibody. (Nc) is a result of ChIP experiment using 35S::GFP roots as negative control. The positions of the DNA fragments amplified in this ChIP experiment are indicated in Fig. 6. Chromatin input is (In).
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