Figure 2From: Genome-wide analysis links emerin to neuromuscular junction activity in Caenorhabditis elegansConservation of nuclear organization during development. (A, B) Global association with chromatin is highly similar among NE proteins, both in embryos (A) for LMN-1 (black) and LEM-2 (orange) and during adulthood (B) for LMN-1 (blue) and EMR-1 (green). Embryonic LMN-1 DamID and LEM-2 ChIP MA2C scores were obtained from [34] and [18], respectively. (C, D) Representation of LMN-1 association as chromosomal profiles (C; embryos in black, adults in blue) and boxplot (D; as in Figure 1). (D) LMN-1 MA2C scores in embryos (E-) and adults (A-) averaged over chromosome arms (-A) and centers (-C), or, for the X chromosome, over the left (-L) and right (-R) portions. Probability values from Wilcoxon rank sum tests are indicated: *P < 0.05, ***P < 10-11. DamID signals at chromosome ends do not differ dramatically between the two developmental stages, whereas chromosome centers are devoid of LMN-1 interaction, particularly in adults. Probe scores were averaged in 100-kb windows for all panels.Back to article page