Figure 6From: Developmental roles of 21 Drosophila transcription factors are determined by quantitative differences in binding to an overlapping set of thousands of genomic regionsHighly bound regions are preferentially associated with genes transcribed and patterned in the blastoderm. Shown are the median distance of non-overlapping 200-peak cohorts to the closest gene belonging to each of three categories of gene: all genes (from genome release 4.3, March 2006; red lines); genes with known patterned expression (hand annotated based on Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project in situ images [23]; blue lines); and transcribed genes (defined by our RNA polymerase II (pol II) ChIP/chip binding [11]; green lines). Data are plotted down the ChIP/chip rank list to the 25% FDR threshold. The most highly bound regions are to the left along the x-axis and the location of 1% FDR threshold is indicated by a black, vertical dotted line. Shown are the results for the (a) DA 2, (b) HRY 2, (c) RUN 1, and (d) SNA 2 antibodies.Back to article page