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    Identification of an SMC-specific <t>Ryr3</t> regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
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    1) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    2) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    3) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    4) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    5) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    6) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    7) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    8) Product Images from "Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes"

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Techniques Used: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

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    Identification of an SMC-specific <t>Ryr3</t> regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.
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    Fibers with elevated <t>RYR1</t> contain fast myosin. Shown is a field from a tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for myosin II and RYR1. All 3 fibers in the field are positive for fast myosin. In the lower center of the field is a small fiber that stains
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    Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Journal: PLoS ONE

    Article Title: Smooth Muscle Cell Genome Browser: Enabling the Identification of Novel Serum Response Factor Target Genes

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133751

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Identification of an SMC-specific Ryr3 regulated by SRF. (A) A genomic map view of Ryr3 variants expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs. Three variants TCONS_00167498 (V498, blue), TCONS_00152671 (V671, green), and TCONS_00166589 (V589, red) are indicated by arrows. (B) Expression levels of total Ryr3 in SMCs. (C) Expression levels of each Ryr3 vaiant in SMCs. Variants are arranged on the X-axis from longest (left) to shortest (right) in length. The three variants shown on A are also indicated by the color arrows. (D) A topological map of RYR3 variants. Each circle denotes the corresponding amino acid. Colors on amino acid sequence show distinct regions and domains: red, missing or inserted peptides from differentially spliced exons; green, start codons found in differentially spliced variants. Seven transmembrane domains 1–7 and a pore region (magenta) are shown. MR1-5 (blue), SPRY1-3 (dark green), FKBP1A (orange), CALM (purple), and a residue E (black) that is required for Ca 2+ binding (Ca 2+ ) are also indicated. The topology map was drawn based on the longest peptide variant V498. V671 is a C-terminal truncated variant (V671CT) that is missing Ca 2+ binding and transmembrane domains after the CALM domain while V589 is an N-terminal truncated variant (V589NT) that is missing the N-terminal domains (N-ter to CALM domain). (E) Western blot showing that RYR3 protein expression decreased in jejunum SM of inducible SMC-specific Srf KO mice as SRF protein was depleted 5, 10, 15, and 20 days following tamoxifen administration. UBE1 was used as an endogenous control.

    Article Snippet: Our transcriptome data showed that Ryr3 , Jph2 , Cacna1e , and Cacna1c were specifically expressed in JSMCs and CSMCs ( ).

    Techniques: Expressing, Sequencing, Binding Assay, Variant Assay, Western Blot, Mouse Assay

    Fibers with elevated RYR1 contain fast myosin. Shown is a field from a tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for myosin II and RYR1. All 3 fibers in the field are positive for fast myosin. In the lower center of the field is a small fiber that stains

    Journal: American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

    Article Title: Upregulation of the CaV 1.1-ryanodine receptor complex in a rat model of critical illness myopathy

    doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00032.2011

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Fibers with elevated RYR1 contain fast myosin. Shown is a field from a tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for myosin II and RYR1. All 3 fibers in the field are positive for fast myosin. In the lower center of the field is a small fiber that stains

    Article Snippet: Staining with slow myosin labeled only a small percentage of fibers and did not label any of the fibers with high levels of RYR1 (data not shown).

    Techniques: Labeling

    Marked elevation of RYR1 in a subset of fibers. A : RYR1 staining in 2 fibers from the tibialis anterior muscle in a control rat. The staining is well organized into parallel stripes running perpendicular to the length of the fiber. B : RYR1 staining in

    Journal: American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

    Article Title: Upregulation of the CaV 1.1-ryanodine receptor complex in a rat model of critical illness myopathy

    doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00032.2011

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Marked elevation of RYR1 in a subset of fibers. A : RYR1 staining in 2 fibers from the tibialis anterior muscle in a control rat. The staining is well organized into parallel stripes running perpendicular to the length of the fiber. B : RYR1 staining in

    Article Snippet: Staining with slow myosin labeled only a small percentage of fibers and did not label any of the fibers with high levels of RYR1 (data not shown).

    Techniques: Staining

    Expression of the ryanodine receptor (RYR) increases in critical illness myopathy (CIM). A : skeletal muscle membranes prepared from individual control (Con) or CIM animals were analyzed in Western blot analysis using a monoclonal antibody to RYR. There

    Journal: American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

    Article Title: Upregulation of the CaV 1.1-ryanodine receptor complex in a rat model of critical illness myopathy

    doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00032.2011

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Expression of the ryanodine receptor (RYR) increases in critical illness myopathy (CIM). A : skeletal muscle membranes prepared from individual control (Con) or CIM animals were analyzed in Western blot analysis using a monoclonal antibody to RYR. There

    Article Snippet: Staining with slow myosin labeled only a small percentage of fibers and did not label any of the fibers with high levels of RYR1 (data not shown).

    Techniques: Expressing, Western Blot

    Voltage-gated calcium channel type 1.1 (Ca V 1.1) and RYR1 are upregulated in the same fibers in CIM. Two fields from an individual tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for Ca V 1.1 and RYR1 are shown. In the field at the top , a severely atrophied muscle

    Journal: American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

    Article Title: Upregulation of the CaV 1.1-ryanodine receptor complex in a rat model of critical illness myopathy

    doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00032.2011

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Voltage-gated calcium channel type 1.1 (Ca V 1.1) and RYR1 are upregulated in the same fibers in CIM. Two fields from an individual tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for Ca V 1.1 and RYR1 are shown. In the field at the top , a severely atrophied muscle

    Article Snippet: Staining with slow myosin labeled only a small percentage of fibers and did not label any of the fibers with high levels of RYR1 (data not shown).

    Techniques: Labeling

    Calpain II is elevated in fibers with elevated RYR1. Shown is a field from a tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for calpain II and RYR1. In the field are two atrophied fibers that have elevated levels of both calpain II and RYR1. The normal fibers

    Journal: American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology

    Article Title: Upregulation of the CaV 1.1-ryanodine receptor complex in a rat model of critical illness myopathy

    doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00032.2011

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Calpain II is elevated in fibers with elevated RYR1. Shown is a field from a tibialis anterior muscle double labeled for calpain II and RYR1. In the field are two atrophied fibers that have elevated levels of both calpain II and RYR1. The normal fibers

    Article Snippet: Staining with slow myosin labeled only a small percentage of fibers and did not label any of the fibers with high levels of RYR1 (data not shown).

    Techniques: Labeling