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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2014 Aug 28;512(7515):400–405. doi: 10.1038/nature13497

Extended Data Figure 5.

Extended Data Figure 5

(a) Clustering patterns in pairwise TF co-associations. Clustered libraries from shared factors are colored blue. Clustered embryonic libraries are colored yellow. ChIP-seq libraries that cluster in embryonic groups and with distinct stages for the same factor are colored green. BLMP-1 and ELT-3 libraries are colored purple. FOS-1 and JUN-1 libraries are colored red. All other libraries are colored gray in the dendrogram. The clustering dendrogram is derived from Fig. 2a. (b) Difference in pairwise TF co-associations at expressed and repressed promoter domains. For embryonic and larval L1 stages, we computed co-association strength 2kb upstream and 200bp downstream domains of TSSs associated with expressed and repressed genes, from stage-specific binding experiments with IntervalStats24. For each comparison (and each domain), the difference in the strength of co-associations between the expressed and repressed domains is shown for embryo (bottom left) and larval L1 stages (top right). Positive values indicate stronger co-associations in the expressed domain whereas negative values indicate stronger co-associations in the domain of repressed promoters. (c–f) Change in pairwise TF co-associations across sequential developmental stages. For factors assayed in sequential developmental stages, the difference in the co-association strengths for pairs of factors is shown. The change in co-association strengths are shown for the embryo to larval L1 (c), larval L1 to L2 (d), larval L2 to L3 (e), and larval L3 to L4 transitions (f). Co-association strengths for pairs of factors at each stage are derived from Fig. 2a.