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Figure 2

From: Caenorhabditis elegans chromosome arms are anchored to the nuclear membrane via discontinuous association with LEM-2

Figure 2

Within large LEM-2 domains, a finer level of organization consists of LEM-2 subdomains and gaps. (a,b) Representative LEM-2 subdomains on chromosomes IV (a) and V (b). Top panels with box indicate the chromosomal positions of regions shown below. Vertical bars in the tracks indicate ChIP-chip MA2C scores (-2 to 2) or ChIP-seq z-scores (-2 to 2). (c) Size distribution of LEM-2 subdomains and gaps. Subdomains or gaps were binned according to their size (log10 scale), and the number of regions for each bin are plotted. (d) Relationship between chromosome size and LEM-2 occupancy (total base pairs of LEM-2 subdomains divided by chromosome size (bp)). The line indicates a linear regression for autosomes by the least squares fit (intercept, 31.4; slope, 1.48).

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