Fig. 6
From: Abnormal X chromosome inactivation and sex-specific gene dysregulation after ablation of FBXL10
a Underexpression in Fbxl10 T/T female embryos of selected genes that encode factors reported to interact with Xist RNA [14]. b Expression of genes that encode Xist RNA-binding factors in female Fbxl10 T/T embryos (bottom); normal expression of the same genes in male Fbxl10 T/T embryos (top). Analysis was performed via GSEA [13]. These data indicate that the overexpression of Xist RNA as shown in Fig. 5 is concomitant with reduced levels of proteins that associate with Xist RNA