Data from: An antagonistic epigenetic mechanism regulating gene expression in pollen revealed through single-nucleus multiomics

MBD6 and MBD7 complexes compete against one another for gene silencing and
activation, however, the mechanisms are poorly understood. These
microscopy results support other experiments in our manuscript that
demonstrate MBD6 and MBD7 compete with one another DNA methylation sites,
accumulate at DNA methylation using similar mechanisms, and antagonize one
another at those sites. Furthermore, we express MBD7 using its endogenous
promoter and reveal a unique localization pattern to primarily around the
chromocenters near the nucleolus and not always to all chromocenters as
reported previously.