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Fig. 5

From: NFATc1 controls the cytotoxicity of CD8+ T cells

Fig. 5

Analysis of DNA binding of NFATc1/A-Bio in CTLs by ChIP seq assays. a Scheme of the Nfatc1 BAC transgene expressing tagged NFATc1/A-Bio protein in mice. The two promoters P1 and P2 and the 11 exons of the gene are indicated. b Immune blots of whole cell protein extracts from CTLs expressing only the E. coli biotin-ligase BirA, or BirA and NFATc1/A-Bio. The upper blot was incubated with an Ab directed against streptavidin, the lower blot with the NFATc1-specific mAb 7A6.The star indicates a non-specific band. c Motif analysis of NFATc1 binding sites in the 19 759 NFATc1/A peaks identified with a p-value of −5 by MACS. The letter size indicates the frequency of nucleotides within those sites (presented as ‘Bits’). d Peaks for NFATc1/A-Bio and NFATc219 (p-value of −12 in MACS) within a distance of 100 kb to the 357 genes that were 2.5-fold differentially expressed in Nfatc1 −/− (Nfatc1 f/f x CD4-cre mice), compared to WT CTLs. 161 genes show both NFATc1/A-Bio and NFATc2 binding. e Binding of NFATc1/A-Bio and NFATc219 to the prototypical NFAT target genes Ifng, Il2 and Il3 in CTLs + . Right, real-time PCR assays of Ifng, Il2 and Il3 RNA levels in WT, Nfatc1 −/− and Nfatc2 −/− CTL + cells, normalized by Actb and relative to naïve CD8+ T cells

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