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Index of Online Supplemental Material for
J. Exp. Med. 10.1084/jem.20080579
de Yebenes et al. • Figure S1 Functional screening of an miRNA library.
• Figure S2 Conservation of paralogous miR-181 sequences.
• Figure S3 miR-181b does not affect cell proliferation or survival, or plasma cell differentiation.
• Figure S4 miRNAs differentially expressed in activated B cells.
• Figure S5 miR-181b quantification by real-time RT-PCR with miRNA reference panel.
• Figure S6 miR-181b expression in transduced primary B cells.
• Figure S7 AID mRNA levels are specifically reduced in B cells overexpressing miR-181b.
• Figure S8 Putative miR-181b binding sites in human and mouse AID 3′UTRs.
• Figure S9 Luciferase reporter assays of putative miR-181b binding sites in the mouse AID 3′UTR.
• Figure S10 AID expression in LPS + IL-4–stimulated primary B cell cultures.
• Tables S1-S3 (PDF)
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