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For each of these genes, PCR signals for the expected fragment(s) containing the putative AP-1 binding site were obtained with chromatin precipitated with either an ATF3-specific or a JUN-specific antibody (Figure 6).

It is important to note that the structures of both human and bovine mincle CRDs in which the glutamic acid residue is displaced away from the primary binding site were obtained at low pH.

Finally, no information about the binding site is obtained by these general methods.

A mutated version (T789 m) of this construct carrying a 7-bp substitution in the miR-181 binding site was obtained through site-directed mutagenesis.

A deletion for the let-7e predicted binding site was obtained using the QuickChange II XL site-directed mutagenesis kit (Stratagene, Santa Clara, CA, USA).

Bioinformatics analysis found a potential binding site for KLF13 in porcine PPARγ promoter, while no binding site was obtained for KLF13 in mouse PPARγ2 promoter using same bioinformatics analysis method.

(1219) More-detailed information about structural requirements for binding and, indirectly, the geometry of the binding site was obtained by classification analysis, 1222) pharmacophore studies, pseudo-receptor modeling, 1225) GRIND descriptor studies, 1226) and 3D-QSAR analyses, which were combined with the homology models, based on the available bacterial ABC transporter structures.

Constructs carrying mutant versions of miRNA binding sites (Δ96 and Δ96* binding sites) were obtained by site-directed mutagenesis.

Sp1, MAZ, and PU.1 binding sites were obtained from FANTOM 4 (http://fantom.gsc.riken.jp/4/download/GenomeBrowser/hg18/TFBS_CAGE/allsites_cage_tfbs_feb09_latest.gff.gz) [ 1].

Transcription factor binding sites were obtained from the ENCODE transcription factor ChIP track of the UCSC genome browser [ 86] (downloaded December 15 , 2011.

Tag density for RNA polymerase II binding sites were obtained by the total number of Pol II tags divided by number of promoters.