Fig. 2
From: Persistent open chromatin state in early-life stress-activated cells of the VTA

ELS opens chromatin in experience-activated cells of the VTA. (a) Volcano plot of differentially accessible regions (DARs) within experience-activated cells. (DESeq2, p-value < 0.01 and |logFC|>1). DARs opened by ELS shown in red. (b) Average log2(FoldChange) for actual and shuffled sample labels of the 100 lowest p-value regions comparing ELS and Std with each set of labels. Actual labels z-score = 1.96 vs. shuffled means (p = 0.02). (c) Volcano plot with log2(foldchange) shrinkage showing opening (red, +) and closing (blue, -) regions in activated population. (d) Example browser tracks of ATAC peaks opened by ELS in experience-activated cells, RPM-normalized (chr12:54877473–54877631–left, chr4:80149575–80150001–center, chr11:38084665–38084873–right). (e) Volcano plot of DARs within non-activated cells. (DESeq2, p-value < 0.01 and |logFC|>1). DARs opened by ELS shown in orange; closed by ELS shown in dark grey. (f) Enrichment or depletion (log10 of observed over expected for each genomic feature in the mm39 genome) of DARs mapped to each genomic feature for DARs. Inset shows proportion of DARs found in putative cis-regulatory elements (> 200bb from the nearest TSS (red, 88%), within proximity to the TSS (light red, 9%), or at the TSS (white, 3%). (g) Top transcription factor motifs found in DARs.