Figure 4

Examples of key exons in fly development according to their centrality scores. Transcript structure around several identified critical network exons (left) and their corresponding inclusion and gene expression time-series profiles (right). Exons known to be important for sex differentiation (A) and exons in genes involved in chromatin remodelling (B). Transcripts are shown in 5'-3' orientation irrespectively of strand. Lines denote introns, thick and thin boxes denote coding and non-coding (untranslated) exonic regions respectively.