Fig. 3From: Gene activity in primary T cells infected with HIV89.6: intron retention and induction of genomic repeatsChanges in the abundance of intronic regions with HIV infection. Expression of intronic and exonic regions was quantified as the proportion of reads mapping within the intron/exon out of the total reads mapping to the transcription units overlapping that intron/exon. a Comparison of the ratios of expression between infected and uninfected replicates in exclusively intronic or exonic regions of transcription units. b Reproducibility of intron retention between replicates. Each point quantifies the change in expression with HIV infection for a specific intronic region. The x-axis shows changes in gene activity accompanying infection for one set of replicates (Infected-1 and Infected-2 vs. Uninfected-1) and the y-axis shows the same data for different replicates (Infected-3 vs. Uninfected-2). c Reproducibility of intron retention between studies. The plot is arranged as in b but with all data from our study combined on the x-axis and corresponding data from Chang et al. [25] on the y-axisBack to article page