Figure 6From: Genome-wide analysis of mRNA decay patterns during early DrosophiladevelopmentCoordination of RNA and protein turnover. (a) Groups of genes with actively translated or translationally silent mRNAs in early Drosophila embryos were recovered from a genome-wide ribosomal profiling study [68]. Enrichment analyses (Fisher's exact test) were performed to address the correlation between translation rate and RNA stability. Odds ratios (enrichments and depletions) within transcript classes (Figure 3; II-V, union of classes II to V) are shown on a log2 scale (y-axis); color code is as in Figure 5; significance of enrichments are indicated by multiple testing corrected P-values (q-values). (b) A recent proteomics screen identified up- and down-regulated proteins in early fly embryos [69]. Enrichment analyses were performed to address the correlation between protein level changes and RNA stability. Note that RNA decay is negatively correlated with active translation and protein up-regulation.Back to article page