Table 1. Classification of genes according to ChIP data and inferred regulatory coupling

Transcription factor Group B- Group B+/C+ Group B+/C- Data not available
1ABF15638 138136 470
2ACE25843 3333 473
3ARG815985 1110 376
4BAS15975 2813 366
5CAD15854 2613 489
6DAL815823 2416 519
7DIG15872 2011 479
8FHL15754 14637 445
9FKH25261 6145 1015
10GAL45149 2020 1193
11GAT35891 4029 422
12GCN45919 5821 384
13HAL95948 413 417
14HAP45939 4721 375
15HIR15963 1910 390
16HIR25932 813 429
17HSF15929 3517 401
18LEU35988 813 373
19MBP15641 6540 636
20MCM15709 4246 585
21MET315983 1513 371
22MSN45952 237 400
23MSS114735 119 1627
24NDD15799 5042 491
25NRG15912 6120 389
26RLM15900 1324 445
27SIG15683 00 699
28SKO15155 20 1225
29SOK24881 106 1485
30STB15791 1310 568
31STE125725 1931 607
32SUM15919 3526 402
33SWI45528 7548 731
34SWI55358 4745 932
35THI25940 51 436
36YAP15959 2816 379
37YAP65924 3354 371

Classification of genes according to ChIP data and inferred regulatory coupling. The number of genes in each of the categories (B-, unbound genes; B+/C+, bound and coupling genes; B+/C+, genes that are bound but do not couple) is shown for each of the 37 transcription factors analyzed. On average, 58% of the significantly bound genes were classified in the B+/C+ group.