Predicting DV genes that have stalled Pol II. A genome browser (http://flybuzz.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/gbrowse/fly4_3) was constructed to integrate all of the results of RNA Pol II ChIP-chip analyses performed with three 2–4 h AED mutant embryos; Toll10b (red), Tollrm9/rm10 (yellow), and Pipe (blue). (A, B, and D–I) Results of RNA Pol II ChIP-chip analyses on the loci of usnp (A and B), Mes2 (D and E), Wnt2 (F and G), and en (H and I). Gene prediction models are displayed above each graphical presentation. Each 3′ end is labeled with open triangle. (B, E, G, and I) Promoter sequences around transcription start site (TSS). Each TSS (+1) is underlined. GAGA element, Initiator (Inr) and Pause Button (PB)/Downstream Promoter Element (DPE) are shown in red, green and purple, respectively. (C and J) Permanganate protection assays were done for usnp (C) and engrailed (en) (J) in 2–4 h Toll10b, Tollrm9/rm10, and gd7 mutants. Transcription start sites (TSSs) are marked on the left and the location of prominent bands relative to TSS (+1) are shown on the right of the autoradiograms. Genomic sequences of G+A and C+T are shown as size markers. As a control, purified genomic DNA from yw embryos was either not treated (Naked 0″) or treated (Naked 30″ and 60″) with 20 mM KMnO4 for 30 and 60 sec. Arrowheads indicate prominent pyrimidine residues (T or C) modified only in chromatin isolated from three mutant embryos by KMnO4 treatment, implying the existence of transcription bubbles in vivo. (B and I) RNA Pol II ChIP-chip results and promoter sequences around TSS of usnp (B) and en (I) are shown.