Extended Data Fig. 4: Defects in the assembly of MTREC-dependent heterochromatin islands observed in tor2-ts6 can be suppressed by ubi4∆ or ddb1∆. | Nature Cell Biology

Extended Data Fig. 4: Defects in the assembly of MTREC-dependent heterochromatin islands observed in tor2-ts6 can be suppressed by ubi4∆ or ddb1∆.

From: TOR targets an RNA processing network to regulate facultative heterochromatin, developmental gene expression and cell proliferation

Extended Data Fig. 4

a, ChIP-chip analysis of H3K9me2 distribution at MTREC-dependent islands in the indicated strains. b, ChIP-chip analysis of H3K9me2 at MTREC-dependent heterochromatin islands in WT, tor2-ts6, tor2-ts6 ubi4∆, and tor2-ts6 ddb1∆ cells at 30 °C. Heterochromatin island numbers correspond to those described previously15. The number of plus signs (+) indicates the relative level of detected H3K9me2. The minus sign (–) denotes a lack of detectable H3K9me2. Genomic coordinates correspond to the S. pombe genome assembly v2.29. Data representative of two independent ChIP-chip experiments are shown.

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