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. 2017 Dec 1;10:56. doi: 10.1186/s13072-017-0163-z

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Fig. 4 — Both SSRs and SNRs contain SUUR protein. a DamID profiling detects SUUR protein in SSR (shaded in blue) and in SNRs (black frames). The 600-kb fragment of chromosome 3R is shown. H3K27me3 profiles are presented as quantile normalized log₂(IP/inp) values. SUUR and Pc DamID profiles are presented as log₁₀(P) units, where P—significance level assessed with Fisher’s exact test. Dotted lines designate FDR = 0.5 levels for Pc enrichment. b SUUR peak density in SSRs, SNRs and in 1000 random regions across the genome