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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2009 Aug 26;183(6):3819–3830. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.0901781

FIGURE 8.

FIGURE 8

Schematic summary of the results of this investigation. The diagram depicts interactions between the three Igκ gene enhancers, and the rearranged Vκ4 or Vκ8 gene promoters (Vp), in 70Z/3 and splenic cells, before and after LPS induction, with the looping out of the intervening DNA. Loops are color coded to represent structures common to 70Z/3 and splenic cells (green), those specific to 70Z/3 (blue), and those specific to splenic cells (red). The colored spheres represent protein complexes associated with the indicated cis-acting elements. Innocuous drugs, positive and negative regulators or inhibitors of the LPS activation process are also shown (cyclo., cycloheximide; α-aman., α-amanitin; Latrun., latrunculin A. A proposed negative role for c-Rel is shown with a dotted line and proposed positive roles for CBP/p300 and chromatin remodeling complexes (CRCs) are shown in parentheses. ChIP-3C experiments have demonstrated the presence of Pol II in all three pair-wise enhancer complexes in stimulated splenic cells (Fig. 6E) and also in complexes between the Vκ4 gene promoter region and Ei or E3′ in stimulated 70Z/3 cells (Fig. S7). The presence of Pol II in the other complexes shown in this Figure are generalizations depicted by dashes surrounding the enzyme complexes.