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Maves et al., 2007 - Pbx homeodomain proteins direct Myod activity to promote fast-muscle differentiation

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Fig. S6

Pbx-Meis heterodimers bind to the zebrafish mylz2 promoter. EMSA using in vitro translated zebrafish Pbx4 and Meis3 proteins and a probe from sequences -392/-366 of the zebrafish mylz2 promoter (Ju et al., 2003). An excess of unlabeled wild-type probe effectively competes the shifted species, whereas a competitor with a mutant Pbx site does not.

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