Intersections with B-ALL accessible chromatin sites from primary cells using the merged AP-1 regions identified that 28% (61,090) of these sites were occupied by an AP-1 TF in B-ALL cell lines (41,002 sites and 19% of all B-ALL accessible chromatin sites from primary cells in 697; 45,685 sites and 21% of all B-ALL accessible chromatin sites from primary cells in SUPB15). This evidence concerns the gene JUNB and acute lymphoblastic leukemia.