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Fig. S1. Laminar flow downregulates SMC marker gene expression with a concomitant decrease of HDAC7. Western blot shows that laminar flow downregulated HDAC7 and SMC marker protein levels.
Fig. S2. Cytoplasmic and nuclear fractions confirm the cellular localization of the short and spliced isoforms of HDAC7. SMCs were infected with Ad-tTA, Ad-HDAC7-1, Ad-HDAC7-2. 48 hours later, the cells were harvested and cytoplasmic and nuclear protein fractions were separated. HA detected the exogenous HDAC7, whereas HDAC7 detected the total HDAC7. The short HDAC7 (HDAC7-2) was localized in the cytoplasm, however, a weak band was detected in this case in the nuclear fraction because of cytoplasmic contamination, because α-tubulin was also detected. The spliced HDAC7 (HDAC7-1) was localized in both the cytoplasm and nucleus. Neither HDAC7-1 nor HDAC7-2 could interfere with MEF2C cellular compartmentalization.
Fig. S3. RT-RCR analysis for MEF2C in HDAC7-1, and HDAC7-2 overexpressing cells. HDAC7-1 and HDAC7-2 had no effect on MEF2C and SRF mRNA levels. Primer sets: SRF forward, CAGAGTCGTCTGGAGCGGGAG and reverse, CCTGTCAGCGTGGACAGCTCA (NM_020493); MEF2C forward, CACCGAGTACAACGAGCCGCA and reverse, CTGGTGCCTGCACCGGATGTC (NM_025282) (left panel). Real-time PCR primer sets: MEF2C forward, AAGCCAAATCTCCTCCCCCTAT and reverse, TGATTCACTGATGGCATCGTGT (right panel).
Fig. S4. Deletion of CarG boxes ablated the spliced HDAC7-induced SM22 reporter gene expression. These findings strongly support the hypothesis that the spliced HDAC7 induces SMC differentiation through modulation of the myocardin-SRF complex.
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