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. 2022 Feb 28;11:e74338. doi: 10.7554/eLife.74338

Figure 4. Fbw7 exhibits mutation-type specific regulation and coordinate regulation of multiple TFs.

(A) The overlap between peaks with increased Jun in Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ cells. (B) Genome browser view of Jun and H3K27ac occupancy in Hct116 WT, Fbw7−/−, and Fbw7R/+ cells at representative loci. Black arrows point to peaks with increased signal uniquely in Fbw7−/− (KCNQ5), in both Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ (intermediate level in Fbw7R/+) (ITGA2) and increased in Fbw7R/+ than in Fbw7−/− (MAML2). (C, D) Heatmap of Jun and H3K27ac signal from each cell type mapped on sites with increased Jun in Fbw7−/− cells. (E–H) (E) the overlap between peaks with increased Jun and Myc, (F) decreased Jun and Myc, (G) increased Jun and decreased Myc, and (H) decreased Jun and increased Myc in Fbw7−/− cells. See Figure 4—figure supplement 1. TF, transcription factor; WT, wild-type.

Figure 4.

Figure 4—figure supplement 1. Comparison between Jun and Myc peaks in Hct116 cells.

Figure 4—figure supplement 1.

(A) The overlap between Jun and Myc peaks in Hct116 WT cells (p<0.0001, Fisher test). (B) The overlap between peaks with increased Jun occupancy in Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ cells, and decreased Myc occupancy in Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ cells. (C) The overlap between decreased Jun occupancy in Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ cells, and increased Myc occupancy in Fbw7−/− and Fbw7R/+ cells.