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. 2019 Feb 4;9:3110. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.03110

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Copyright © 2019 Tjitro, Campbell, Basova, Johnson, Najera, Lindsey and Marcondes.

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Effect of TBP transcription factor in the upregulation of gene transcripts in response to Tat and Meth. Gene transcript counts are represented in log10 of transcripts per million (TPM). The axis in log allows the appreciation of genes that are increased with different intensities for comparison of their behaviors in response to stimulation. (A) Representative TBP targets illustrating the changes in genes that are undetectable in unstimulated cells and responsive to Tat and/or Meth. (B) Representative hits illustrating the behavior of genes that are constitutively transcribed in unstimulated cells, and not responsive to Tat and/or Meth. ND, Not detectable.