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. 2005 Mar 1;19(5):542–552. doi: 10.1101/gad.1272505

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Figure 3. — Active domains are not uniformly acetylated. (A) A gene-rich region on chromosome 12. The transcribed regions and gene orientations are indicated by the arrows. The acetylation levels of the locus in resting T cells are shown. The Y-axis indicates the detection frequency and the X-axis indicates the chromosome coordinate. The numbers above the broken lines indicate the detection frequency. (B) BAF53A locus. (C) The Sp1 locus. Acetylation islands are highlighted and numbered. (D) The STAT5B locus.