Figure 4: Phosphate starvation induces tgp1+ and reduces lncRNA transcription. | Nature Communications

Figure 4: Phosphate starvation induces tgp1+ and reduces lncRNA transcription.

From: Long non-coding RNA-mediated transcriptional interference of a permease gene confers drug tolerance in fission yeast

Figure 4

(a) RT–qPCR experiments measured tgp1+, nc-tgp1 and nc-1343 transcript levels in wild-type cells grown in phosphate-rich medium (+PO4) or in the absence of phosphate (−PO4). pho1+ is a positive control for phosphate starvation. (b) Northern analysis of tgp1+ in wild-type cells grown in the presence or absence of phosphate and 1343Δ grown in the presence of phosphate. (c) Rbp1 ChIP–qPCR experiments performed in wild-type cells grown in the presence or absence of phosphate and 1343Δ grown in the presence of phosphate. Error bars represent s.e.m. resulting from three independent replicates.

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