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. 2019 May 24;8:e45002. doi: 10.7554/eLife.45002

Figure 4. Downregulation of RP gene expression by Ifh1 nuclear depletion prior to RASTR initiation strongly dampens Hsf1 target gene activation.

(A) Schematic of protocol for Ifh1-FRB nuclear depletion (0–60 min of rapamycin treatment) followed by Top1-AID or Top1/2-AID degradation (auxin treatment, 40–60 min). (B) Scatter plot comparing RNAPII (Rpb1) ChIP-seq in Ifh1-FRB cells either rapamycin-treated for 60 min (y-axis, -Ifh1, Ifh1-FRB nuclear depletion) or untreated (x-axis, Vehicle, no Ifh1-FRB depletion). Categorization and color coding of genes as above. (C) Northern blots of pre-rRNA after 0 or 60 min of Ifh1-FRB nuclear depletion by anchor-away (-Ifh1) or vehicle (Veh) treatment of Ifh1-FRB strain. (D) Box plots of the data shown in (B) for the indicated five gene categories, showing fold-change upon Ifh1-FRB nuclear depletion compared to mock-treated cells. (E) Scatter plots comparing RNAPII (Rpb1) ChIP-seq in Top1-AID Ifh1-FRB cells either auxin-treated (y-axis, Aux, left panel) or auxin- plus rapamycin-treated (y-axis, Aux / -Ifh1, right panel) treated, as described in (A), versus untreated cells (x-axis, vehicle, both panels). (F) As in (E), but for Top1/2-AID Ifh1-FRB cells. (G) Box plots showing RNAPII (Rpb1) ChIP-seq change after rapamycin and/or auxin treatment for Hsf1 target genes in Top1-AID Ifh1-FRB cells (left) or Top1/2-AID Ifh1-FRB cells (right). Asterisks show significant difference according to student’s t-test (*: p<0.05, ***: p<0.001, ns: Not significant), p-value is indicated.

Figure 4.

Figure 4—figure supplement 1. Characterization of Ifh1-FRB Top1-AID Top2-AID and Ifh1-FRB Top1-AID strains, and binding of Ifh1at Hsf1 target and RP gene promoters.

Figure 4—figure supplement 1.

(A) Tenfold serial dilution of anchor away cells background spotted onto rich medium and grown at 30°C for 40 hr with (Auxin, Rapamycin) or without treatment (vehicle). (B) Average Ifh1 ChIP-seq signal related to the TSS at promoters of RP or Hsf1 genes.