The landscape of RNA polymerase II transcription initiation in C. elegans reveals promoter and enhancer architectures

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Figure 1.
Figure 1.

Transcription initiation regions (TICs) are occupied by RNA Pol II and enriched near the 5′ end of coding genes. (A) Heat map displays of forward strand TICs (n = 36,662) ranked by enrichment of Pol II Ser5 ChIP-chip signal. All panels are plotted for the enrichment of signal in 2-kb windows centered at cap RNA TSSs. (B) Genome browser views of short cap RNA (orange) and long cap RNA (green) signals at a non-trans-spliced and a trans-spliced gene. (*) The outron region. (C) The fraction sites where at least two cap RNA starts were analyzed relative to WormBase transcript start sites of trans-spliced (blue) and non-trans-spliced (red) genes are plotted in an 800-bp window. (D) Mononucleosome signal (adult) anchored at either cap RNA TSSs (red) or WormBase transcript starts (gray).

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  1. Genome Res. 23: 1339-1347

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