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Chromatin marks associated with these genomic loci are consistent with regulated gene expression.

Overall, a clear presence of epigenetic marks aligning with predicted precursor locations on genome is consistent with regulated expression during early differentiation.

The telomere binding of Est1p (Taggart et al. 2002) and Est3p (Tuzon et al. 2011) is largely limited to late S/G2 phase, consistent with regulated accessibility.

Low levels of TBP are detected in egg extracts, whereas it is very abundant in embryos, consistent with regulated translation of maternal TBP mRNA in cleavage-stage embryos [ 15].

However, some of the switchgrass-expanded candidate SCW MYBs exhibit differences in gene expression patterns among paralogs, consistent with subfunctionalization. Furthermore, some switchgrass representatives of grass-expanded clades have gene expression patterns consistent with regulating SCW development.

To test if genes in CNAs are differentially regulated by MT19c, we created gene sets including all genes with log ratios > 0.3 in the gene set and expression levels consistent with being regulated by copy number (Additional File 12, Table S6).

Valve transients can be induced by an ACh agonist, consistent with being regulated by SPC, and show altered kinetics of decay in spicule tips-ablated males.

For instance, consistent with functions regulated by FFRPs in other organisms [ 27], AsnC, VNG1237C and Trh3 were all implicated in regulation of genes with translation-associated functions, but only VNG1237C was also implicated in regulation of 'ATP synthesis coupled proton transport' (Additional file 10: Table S9).

Collectively, these results are consistent with SCFSkp2 regulating the degradation of c-Src through ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis.

Also, 8CPT treatment of LDC neurons (6 DIV) or slice culture neurons induced NMDAR complexes that resembled those of eA5 treated cells (NR1/NR2A/NR2B/PSD-95 complexes) (Figures 6D and 6F), again consistent with cAMP regulating the expression of these proteins, under EphA5 control.

This is consistent with BRCA1 regulating checkpoints and cell proliferation.