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From: Paxillin: a crossroad in pathological cell migration

Fig. 2

Human paxillin gene map. a Exon–intron organization. The gene spans over 55 kb of genomic region in chromosome 12q24 and contains at least 20 exons (shown in boxes). Exons contained in isoforms 1–4 are shown in color, whereas exons contained in predicted alternative splice variants are shown as white boxes. The alternative initiation sites, as well as the alternative 5’ donor sites or 3’ acceptor sites are depicted with dashed lines. The assembly of isoforms 1–4 is shown below. The position of the exons, as well as their inclusion in the different isoforms, is shown in Additional file 1. The nucleotide sequence of the human paxillin genomic sequences (Gene ID: 5829) containing exons and introns corresponds to GenBank with accession number NC_000012; REGION: complement (120210439..120265771) GPC_000001304. b Promoter region. Ensembl Regulatory Element ENSR00000091396 contains PXN promoter. This region spans 3401 bp region: 1271 bp upstream and 2130 bp downstream the transcription start site (TSS). Only experimentally validated regulatory elements are shown [14–16]

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