Figure 6.
ERF17 regulates Chl degradation-related genes. A, Yeast one-hybrid assay showing the activity of LacZ reporters driven by the PPH and NYC promoters and activated by activation domain (AD) fusion with ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S (blue color). The empty vectors pB42AD and pLacZi were used as negative controls (white color). BD, Binding domain. B, Gel-shift analysis of ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S binding to the promoters of PPH and NYC. EMSAs of a GST-labeled probe with ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S proteins are shown. DNA probes represent the promoters of PPH and NYC (probe sequences are shown in Supplemental Table S3). Protein/DNA complexes are indicated by arrows. C, SPR binding profiles of ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S proteins to the promoters of PPH and NYC. Protein concentrations were 275 nm in all lines but the bottom line, for which it was 17.2 nm. RU, Response units.

ERF17 regulates Chl degradation-related genes. A, Yeast one-hybrid assay showing the activity of LacZ reporters driven by the PPH and NYC promoters and activated by activation domain (AD) fusion with ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S (blue color). The empty vectors pB42AD and pLacZi were used as negative controls (white color). BD, Binding domain. B, Gel-shift analysis of ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S binding to the promoters of PPH and NYC. EMSAs of a GST-labeled probe with ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S proteins are shown. DNA probes represent the promoters of PPH and NYC (probe sequences are shown in Supplemental Table S3). Protein/DNA complexes are indicated by arrows. C, SPR binding profiles of ERF17-8S and ERF17-3S proteins to the promoters of PPH and NYC. Protein concentrations were 275 nm in all lines but the bottom line, for which it was 17.2 nm. RU, Response units.

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