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Variable Oncogene Promoter Activity of Human Papillomavirus Type 16 Cervical Cancer Isolates from Australia

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FIG. 1. Expression of luciferase under the control of HPV 16 URR in HeLa cells. The promoter activities of the H1, K2, K4, R1, O2, and S1URR (black bars) were assessed in the context of the prototype URR, which was assigned the value 1 (white bar)
TABLE 1. URR sequence variation of six HPV16 isolates compared with the HPV16 prototype (HPV16R) and location within known TFBS
TABLE 2. Primers used in the PCRs, genome positions, product sizes, nucleotides, and TFBS altered by site-directed mutagenesis, and constructs generated
TABLE 3. Oligonucleotides used in EMSA, genome positions, and TFBSs affected

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