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. 2009 Jan 15;20(2):631–641. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E08-01-0099

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Figure 3. — B1-mediated silencing effects in ARS1 and core X. ARS1-URA-tel, URA-ARS1-tel, GF6, GF44, ARS1(B1⁻)-URA-tel, URA-ARS1(B1⁻)-tel, GF6(B1⁻), and GF44(B1⁻) were inserted in the VII-L telomere of wild type (MCM5, W303) and mutant (mcm5-461, orc2-1, orc5-1, and cdc45-1) strains and %FOA^R was determined for each construct/strain combination. Raw data are shown in Supplemental Table 3. (A) The ratio %FOA^R(B1⁻)/%FOA^RB1 for ARS1-URA-tel and URA-ARS1-tel is plotted to show the effect of destruction of B1 in the strains shown on the left. (B) The ratio %FOA^R(B1⁻)/%FOA^RB1 for GF44 and GF6 is plotted to show the effect of destruction of B1 in the strains shown on the left. (C) The ratio %FOA^RGF6(B1⁻ΔSTAR)/%FOA^RGF6 shows the effect of destruction of B1 in the absence of STAR element.