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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Genesis. 2017 Apr 22;55(5):10.1002/dvg.23029. doi: 10.1002/dvg.23029

Fig. 2. Patterns of Histone modification in the Nasonia embryo.

Fig. 2

a-g White, DAPI (DNA). Fig a′-c′ red, anti-H3Me3K9 marks repressive chromatin. (a-a′) Embryo in division cycle 5. Anti-H3Me3K9 staining is seen in all nuclei. (b-b′) Embryo in division cycle 9. (c-c′) Embryo in division cycle 12. Fig D-G White, DAPI (DNA) Fig d′-g′ red, anti-H3AcK27 marks active enhancers and promoters. (d-d′) Embryo in division cycle 6 does not show any Anti-H3AcK27 staining. (e-e′) Embryo in division cycle 7 shows nuclear staining of Anti-H3AcK27. (f-f′) Embryo in division cycle 11. (g-g′) Embryo in division cycle 12 shows increased levels of of Anti-H3AcK27 nuclear staining at the anterior and posterior poles of the embryo.