TABLE 5.

Positive and negative Gro regulators

See supplemental Table S2 for quantitative information on positive and negative regulation by these factors. See “Experimental Procedures” for an explanation of the test of statistical significance that genes had to pass to be included in this list.

Potential negative regulators of Groa	Potential positive regulators of Grob
CKIIα, CKIIβ, Nopp140, fl(2)d, l(2)35Df, l(3)72Ab, Vir, NonA, Nito, X16, Nap1, JIL-1, Nop5, NHP2, FK506-bp1, CG3605, Prp31, Fmr1, Cdk12, CG6418, CG7372, CG7946, Srp68, Srp72, Ssrp, Pitslre, Pep, Nab2	snRNP-U1-C, snRNP-U1-70K, U2af50, U4-U6-60K, Rm62, Orc2, Smid, Acn, Acf1, Snama, CG1622, ZCHC8, CG4709, CG4806, Lat, Srp19

^a Negative regulators are defined as the products of those genes the knockdown of which led to increased repression by Gal4-Gro in the reporter assay.

^b Positive regulators are defined as the products of those genes the knockdown of which led to decreased repression by Gal4-Gro in the reporter assay.