Fig. 4: The SD-domain genes are preferentially reactivated and lose repressive Xi signatures in SmcHD1-mutant NPCs.
From: Replication dynamics identifies the folding principles of the inactive X chromosome

a, Comparison of Xi probability of X-linked gene expression ((mus-Xi reads)/(mus-Xi reads + cas-Xa reads); 0 and 0.5 represent fully silenced and reactivated Xi states, respectively), Xist RNA enrichment by CHART-seq and H3K27me3 and H3K4me3-ChIP–seq (ref. 11) on the Xi in WT and SmcHD1-mutant (KO) NPCs. BrdU-IP RT of the NSC Xi (B6-Xi) is shown for comparison. Class I (SmcHD1-sensitive), class II (partially SmcHD1-sensitive), class III (SmcHD1-insensitive) and unclassified genes are based on expression analysis by Wang et al.11. Bin sizes are shown in parentheses. Upper and lower panels show the entire Xi and the magnified views of four representative SD-domain regions, respectively. Colored bars, RT classes. b, Comparison of Xi probability of 225 X-linked gene expression between RT classes in WT and KO NPCs. Escapees in NPCs identified by Wang et al.11 were removed before the analysis. N, the number of X-linked genes in each class. P values were obtained from one-sided paired Wilcoxon signed-rank test. c–e, Comparison of Xist (c), H3K27me3 (d) and H3K4me3 (e) enrichment on the SmcHD1-KO versus WT Xi among RT classes. N, the number of genomic bins in each class. The log2(fold change) is shown. P values in c–e were obtained from a one-sided Wilcoxon signed-rank test with the Bonferroni correction.