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"Co-immunoprecipitation (CoIP) and proximity ligation assay (PLA) experiments revealed that 1) HIF-1α and BAP1 bind to each other and co-precipitate (Fig. 2A), and 2) the nuclei of BAP1 cells contained significantly more PLA positive signals—evidence of BAP1 and HIF-1α interaction—than BAP1 cells (Fig. 2 B and C)."
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"Aligning the crystal structure of HIF-1α-HIF-1β complex (PDB ID: 4zpr) (49) to our structural model for the binding complex of BAP1-HIF-1α showed that both BAP1 and HIF-1β bind to the same residues of HIF-1α (1-73) on the DNA; however, in Fig. 3B, we demonstrate that BAP1, HIF-1α and the DNA form a complex without HIF-1β."
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"Therefore, our data indicate that BAP1 is not required for HIF-1α-HIF-1β complex formation to functionally bind to DNA, that HIF-1β is not required for BAP1-HIF-1α complex formation to functional binding to DNA, and that although DNA facilitates the binding of BAP1 and HIF-1α, it is not required to maintain the binding of both BAP1-HIF-1α and BAP1-HIF-1β."