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Fig. 3. Conservation of TAGteam sites in pre-cellular blastoderm genes is
variable. (A) Alignment of bnk promoter sequences for
Drosophila melanogaster (mel), yakuba (yak),
ananassae (ana), pseudoobscura (pse), willistoni
(will), mojavensis (moj), hydei (hyd), virilis
(vir) and Zaprionus tuberculatus (Zap). Grey shading indicates at
least 50% identity among nucleotides at sites present in at least two species.
The TATA site is boxed in blue, while TAGteam sites are boxed in red. An arrow
denotes the transcription start site. (B) Phylogenetic relationships,
estimated divergence times (Kwiatowski et
al., 1994; Powell and DeSalle,
1995; Russo et al.,
1995), and number of TAGteam sites in bnk for the nine
species. Parentheses indicate values from species for which less DNA sequence
was available. (C) Schematic of a five-species alignment for the
promoter-proximal upstream
400 bp of five pre-CB genes, and for
TAGteam-rich enhancer elements further upstream in two cases (distances not to
scale). Circles represent CAGGTAG sites, squares tAGGTAG and diamonds CAGGcAG.
Overlapping symbols indicate overlapping motifs. In the rare event that a
TAGteam site appeared to be replaced by its reverse complement, that
complement was diagrammed as a separate site.