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. 2011 Jan 18;39(9):3543–3557. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkq1297

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Figure 4. — (a) BEAF is required for the boundary function of ME. In the first panel the left eye is from a line carrying ME on the third chromosome. The right eye is from the same line in the background of BEAF^ABKO/BEAF^ABKO. The lower panel shows the flipped out version of the same line in native and mutant background, respectively. The graph on the right shows pigment values. All the eyes shown are from males heterozygous for ME transgene. Error bars represent standard deviation form three independent experiments. (b) GAF is required for the boundary function of ME. In the first panel the left eye is from a line carrying ME on the third chromosome. The right eye is from the same line in the mutant background of Trl^R85. The lower panel shows the flipped out version of the same line in native and mutant background, respectively. The graph on the right shows pigment values for these eyes. All the flies shown are females heterozygous for ME transgene.