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  • Finally, a direct interaction between RFX5 and CIITA was detected with the yeast two-hybrid and far-Western blot assays [16].
  • SH2-Bbetac also binds to immunoprecipitated wild-type but not kinase-inactive JAK2 in a far Western blot [17].
  • Comparative far Western blots have shown that hTAF(II)135 interacts strongly with hTAF(II)20, moderately with hTAF(II)150, and weakly with hTAF(II)43 and hTAF(II)250 [18].
  • Far-Western blotting detected interaction of SATB1 and CDP in several different tissue extracts [19].
  • Far-Western blotting and synthetic phosphopeptide competition assays further indicated that the Lyn SH2 domain directly binds to the tyrosine-phosphorylated EpoR, most likely through its interaction with phosphorylated Y-464 or Y-479 in the carboxy-terminal region of the EpoR [20].
 

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