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Polycomb and Trithorax Group Proteins Mediate the Function of a Chromatin Insulator  Tatiana I Gerasimova, Victor G Corces  Cell  Volume 92, Issue 4, Pages 511-521 (February 1998) DOI: 10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7

Figure 1 Phenotype of Flies Carrying Various Combinations of Mutations in mod(mdg4), trxG, and PcG Genes (A) Haltere-to-wing transformation in a male of the genotype trx+ mod(mdg4)u1/trxB11 mod(mdg4)+. (B) First, third, and second leg (left to right) of Df(3R) Pc/+ flies; arrows point to sex combs. (C) First, second, and third leg (left to right) of Pc+ mod(mdg4)u1/mod(mdg4)+ Df(3R) Pc flies; arrows point to sex combs. (D) Abdomen of a wild-type male. (E) Abdomen of a y2 male. (F) Abdomen of a y2; mod(mdg4)u1 male. (G) Abdomen of a y2; trx+ mod(mdg4)u1/trxB11 mod(mdg4)+ male. (H) Abdomen of a y2; brm+ mod(mdg4)u1/brm2 mod(mdg4)+ male. (I) Abdomen of a y2; Pc+ mod(mdg4)u1/Df(3R) Pc mod(mdg4)+ male. Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)

Figure 2 Expression of Ant, Scr, Ubx and Abd B proteins in Wild Type and mod(mdg4) Mutant Larvae Expression of Ant in the ventral ganglia of wild-type (A) and mod(mdg4)16/mod(mdg4)E(var)3–93D (B) larvae. Expression of Scr in ventral ganglia of wild-type (C) and mod(mdg4)16/mod(mdg4)E(var)3–93D larvae (D). Expression of Ubx in ventral ganglia of wild-type (E) and mod(mdg4)16/mod(mdg4)E(var)3–93D larvae (F). Expression of Abd B in ventral ganglia of wild-type (G) and mod(mdg4)16/mod(mdg4)E(var)3–93D larvae (H). Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)

Figure 3 Localization of Mod(mdg4) and Su(Hw) on Polytene Chromosomes of Wild-Type and Mutant Larvae Su(Hw) and Mod(mdg4) proteins were detected using FITC- and Texas red–conjugated secondary antibodies, respectively. DNA was stained with DAPI and is labeled in blue. Sites where Su(Hw) is present alone should be labeled in green whereas sites for Mod(mdg4) should be marked in red; sites where both proteins colocalize appear yellow. (A–C) Simultaneous immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) and Su(Hw) to polytene chromosomes of larvae from a strain carrying the y2 sc1 mutations. (D) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) on polytene chromosomes of larvae from a y2 sc1; su(Hw)V strain. (E) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) and Su(Hw) on polytene chromosomes from y2 sc1/++; mod(mdg4)u1 female larvae. (F) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) protein (red) to the tip of the X chromosome of a y2 sc1/++; su(Hw)V larva. In the absence of Su(Hw) protein, Mod(mdg4) (red) fails to localize at the sites of the gypsy insulator (arrow). (G) Simultaneous immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and Su(Hw) (green) to the tip of the X chromosome of y2 sc1/+ larvae. Arrows point to the location of these two proteins (yellow) at the y and sc loci. (H) View of the tip of the X chromosome from a female larva of the genotype y2 sc1/++ labeled with antibodies against Mod(mdg4) (red). The yellow and scute genes are located at the tip of the X chromosome, approximately 30 kb apart, at subdivision 1B. The y2 and sc1 alleles are caused by insertion of the gypsy retrotransposon. Arrows point to two closely apposed bands that expand across half of the chromosome, the expected result if the Mod(mdg4) protein localizes to the gypsy insulator present only in one of the X chromosomes of y2 sc1/++ heterozygotes. Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)

Figure 4 Localization of Mod(mdg4) and Various TrxG and PcG Proteins on Polytene Chromosomes of Wild-Type and Mutant Third-Instar Larvae Yellow bands indicate regions where the two proteins colocalize. (A) Localization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and GAGA (green). (B) Localization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and Trx (green) on polytene chromosomes. (C) Localization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and Ash1 (green). (D and E) Localization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and Pc (green). (F) Simultaneous immunolocalization of GAGA (green) and Mod(mdg4) (red) to polytene chromosomes of y2 larvae; arrow points to the location of the gypsy insulator in the yellow locus. (G) Simultaneous immunolocalization of Pc (green) and Mod(mdg4) (red) to polytene chromosomes of y2 larvae; arrow points to the location of the gypsy insulator in the yellow locus. (H and I) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to polytene chromosomes from y2 sc1; mod(mdg4)u1/mod(mdg4)+ (H) and y2 sc1; ash1+ trx+ mod(mdg4)u1/mod(mdg4)+ ash1VF101 trxB11 (I) larvae; arrows point to the location of the gypsy insulator in the yellow locus. Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)

Figure 5 Localization of Mod(mdg4), Su(Hw), and TrxG Proteins to Nuclei of Wild-Type and Mutant Cells DNA is stained with DAPI (blue). (A) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells. (B) Immunolocalization of Su(Hw) (green) and to nuclei of imaginal disc cells. (C) Simultaneous immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and Su(Hw) (green) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells; sites where the two proteins colocalize are labeled yellow. (D) Immunolocalization of Ubx (green) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells. (E) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from a strain carrying the su(Hw)V mutation. (F) Immunolocalization of Su(Hw) (green) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from a strain carrying the mod(mdg4)u1 mutation. (G) Immunolocalization of lamin (green) and Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from a wild-type strain. (H) Simultaneous immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) and GAGA (green) to nuclei of wild-type imaginal disc cells. (I) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from a y2 sc1; mod(mdg4)u1/+ strain. (J) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from y2 sc1; ash1+ trx+ mod(mdg4)u1/mod(mdg4)+ ash1VF101 trxB11 larvae. (K) Immunolocalization of Mod(mdg4) (red) to nuclei of imaginal disc cells from y2 sc1; Pc+ mod(mdg4)u1/Df(3R) Pc mod(mdg4)+ larvae. Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)

Figure 6 Schematic Model Explaining the Role of TrxG Proteins in the Function of the Gypsy Insulator The diagram represents a cell (gray square) with a nucleus (dark gray oval). The chromatin fiber is represented as a yellow line, and proteins are represented as ovals colored in green [Mod(mdg4)], dark blue [Su(Hw)], and red, purple, pink, and light blue (various TrxG and/or PcG proteins). Cell 1998 92, 511-521DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80944-7)