
Transcription Factor CTF1 Acts as a Chromatin Domain Boundary That Shields Human Telomeric Genes from Silencing
Mol. Cell. Biol. Esnault et al.
29: 2409
Supplemental material
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Fig. S1 (Localization of telomeric transgene integration in four stable cell clones)
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Fig. S2 (DsRed and GFP expression patterns for monoclonal populations selected from stable transfections)
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Fig. S3 (Nontargeted transgene integration in clones generated without telomeric repeats)
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Fig. S4 (Boundary activity of Gal-Pro at telomeric loci)
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Fig. S5 (CTF1 H3-interacting domain deletion and telomeric boundary activity)
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Fig. S6 (CTF1 H3-interacting domain point mutations and boundary activity)
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Fig. S7 (Telomeric position effects are relieved by histone deacetylation inhibitors)
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