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  • For example, the KRC/ZAS-C consensus sequence "ATTTTGTGG" matches completely with 6 nucleotides of the RSS nonamer and 3 flanking nucleotides of the human IgH D1, D2, D3 and D4 gene segments [ 35 ] . Furthermore, the MAST search identified KRC-selected motifs near two chromosomal breakpoints: between a t(11:14) translocation of the Ig DH2-2 gene segment and the B cell lymphoma 1 ( BCL-1 ) gene in a mantle cell lymphoma [ 36 ] , and at a t(11:19) translocation of the myeloid lymphoid leukemia ( MLL ) gene and the ENL/MLLT1/LTG19 gene in a T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia [ 37 ] . The other hits were derived from loci of cellular genes, pseduogenes, or DNA fragments [ 41 42 43 44 ] . The expression of those genes has not been shown to be regulated by KRC or other family members, therefore, the biological significance of those MAST results is unknown.

  • After cloning and DNA sequencing, the KRC-selected sequence datasets were analyzed by the computer program Multiple Expectation Maximum for Motif Elicitation (MEME version 3.0) to generate sets of position specific scoring matrices (PSSMs) or motifs [ 30 ] . When the program was set to identify wider sequences (= 9 nucleotides) the PSSMs were homologous to Sb [ 29 ] , the κB motif [ 31 ] , and the canonical heptamer and nonamer elements of the RSS [ 32 ] . However, shortening the width of the motifs to 5 nucleotides, the target length for the C 2 H 2 zinc finger pairs of the tramtrack [ 33 ] , the ZAS-N dataset yielded two motifs, "GGTAT" and "T(T/C)TT(T/G)G" and the ZAS-C dataset yielded a single motif, "TGTGG".

  • The computer program Multiple Alignment Sequence Tool (MAST version 3.0) [ 34 ] was used to search human and mouse genome databases for DNA elements matching the KRC-selected PSSMs.


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