Perturbation of transcription elongation influences the fidelity of internal exon inclusion in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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FIGURE 4.
FIGURE 4.

Mutations in RNAP II subunit RPB2 rescue exon inclusion. (A) Splicing of dyn2 U[−2]C. (B) Splicing of dyn2 A[2]G. All reactions were normalized to the E2+ signal before loading on the gel, so that levels of skipping can be evaluated by observing changes in the amount of the E2 signal. (C) Quantitation of dyn2 cDNA signals and calculation of alternative splicing ratios (±SEM; n = 3 for U[−2]C and n = 4 for A[2]G). Each dyn2 cDNA was measured and is expressed as the percentage of the total dyn2 cDNA signal in each lane. Measures of the statistical confidences of E2+, E2, and E2/E2+ values relative to the wild-type RPB2 strain were calculated. Student’s t test was applied to compare E2+, E2, or E2/E2+ quantities in mutant with the wild-type strain. P values <0.05 indicate that the differences between the compared values are unlikely to be due to sampling error.

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  1. RNA 9: 993-1006