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- Phelps et al., 2023 - Hybridization led to a rewired pluripotency network in the allotetraploid Xenopus laevis
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(A) Biplots comparing relative expression levels of activated genes in X. laevis and X. tropicalis, treating L and S homeolog contributions separately (middle, right) or summed (left). Individual subgenome expression is scaled 2 x, since transcript per million (TPM) normalization is calculated relative to the entire X. laevis transcriptome. Individual labeled genes are color coded according to the dominant expressed homeolog (red = L, blue = S, purple = equivalent). (B) Barplots showing the proportion of X. laevis genes across homeolog activation categories whose orthologs are also activated in X. tropicalis or part of the maternal contribution. (C) Barplots showing the proportion of X. laevis enhancers across homeolog activity categories that are acetylated in X. tropicalis. (D) Barplots showing the proportion of Xenopus genes whose orthologs are regulated by Pou5f3/SoxB1 and Nanog in zebrafish. Xenopus genes are classified according to how many homeo/orthologs are regulated by Pou5f3/Sox3. Genes with conserved regulation in both X. laevis homeologs and X. tropicalis are more likely to be regulated by Pou5f3/SoxB1 in zebrafish, but also more likely to be regulated by Nanog. |