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Fig 4. Interactions between Foxj1 and Rfx2 (A) Venn diagram at the top represents all peaks (fixed width) bound by Foxj1 and Rfx2 identified with ChIPseq, in terms of their overlap. The pie charts shown below illustrate where Foxj1 and Rfx2 binding occurs in relation to annotated genomic features depending on whether they bind together or alone. (B) Foxj1 ChIPseq peaks were subdivided into those located near promoters (< 1 kb to the TSS) or at more distal sites (> 1 kb to the TSS) and then analyzed for the frequency of Rfx or Fox binding motifs. (C) Shown is the distribution of Rfx2 and Foxj1 peaks relative to TAD boundaries (left panel), and the distribution of Rfx2 and Foxj1 sequencing tags relative to TAD boundaries (right panel).

Image published in: Quigley IK and Kintner C (2017)

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