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. 2016 Apr 19;7(2):e00523-16. doi: 10.1128/mBio.00523-16

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FIG 3 — WhiA and WhiB have a shared regulon. The data compare anti-FLAG ChIP-seq results for WhiA and WhiB. ChIP traces are shown for 12 selected WhiA and WhiB target genes: ftsW, ftsZ, filP, whiG, sven1406, sven5313, sven3535, sven4724, sven1324, sven4756, sven6616, and sven3229. Color coding of the ChIP samples is as follows: 3×FLAG-[Gly₄Ser]₃-WhiB strain (WhiB-FLAG), red; corresponding S. venezuelae wild-type anti-FLAG negative control (WT), green; 3×FLAG-[Gly₄Ser]₃-WhiA strain (WhiA-FLAG), blue; and corresponding S. venezuelae wild-type anti-FLAG negative control (WT), purple. Plots span approximately 3 kb of DNA sequence. Genes running left to right are shown in green, and genes running right to left are shown in red. The black arrow indicates the gene subject to WhiA and WhiB regulation. The arrangement of the 12 panels mirrors that in Fig. 4.