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. 2018 May 18;19:367. doi: 10.1186/s12864-018-4746-2

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Fig. 3 — Examples of the effect of BRM expression on transcript levels. RNA-seq of total RNA purified from control S2 cells and from cells that expressed recombinant BRM, either recBRM-V5 or recBRM-K804R-V5, in a depletion background. a-b Examples of ATPase-dependent genes. The RNA levels of Cpr49Ac and Ph-D are increased and decreased, respectively, by recBRM-V5 expression but not by expression of the catalytically inactive recBRM-K804R-V5. c-d Two examples of ATPase-independent genes. Expression of either recBRM-V5 or recBRM-K804R-V5 have similar effects on the RNA levels of Karl and CG17278