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. 2019 Mar 29;20:251. doi: 10.1186/s12864-019-5602-8

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Fig. 6 — Scr1, Tup11 and Rst2 co localize at gene promoters in the presence of glucose. a Overlap of protein-coding genes bound by Scr1, Tup11 and Rst2 in glucose. b Enrichment profiles of Scr1, Tup11 and Rst2 surrounding S. pombe gene transcription start sites (TSS) in the glucose condition. Solid line indicates the mean while the colored region defines a 95% confidence interval. c Genome browser visualization of Scr1, Tup11, Rst2 and RNA PolII^Ser5 enrichment at the scr1⁺ locus. The black arrows indicate significant regions of Scr1, Tup11 and Rst2 enrichment. d GO terms enriched in the subsets of protein-coding genes bound by Scr1, Rst2 and Tup11 in the glucose condition