Cohesin occupancy and composition at enhancers and promoters are linked to DNA replication origin proximity in Drosophila

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Cohesin and Nipped-B ChIP-seq in BG3 cells. (A) Cohesin subunit structure. (B) ChIP-seq near an early DNA replication origin at the string (stg, also known as cdc25) gene. ChIP-seq and DNA replication data are plotted as log2 enrichment. Bars below each track indicate enrichment in the 95th percentile over regions ≥300 bp. RpII33 (also known as Rpb3) RNA polymerase II subunit data are from a prior publication (Pherson et al. 2017). Locations of promoters (purple and blue, forward and reverse) and enhancers (red) are indicated below the tracks. (C) ChIP-seq in a region distant from an early replication origin containing the woc (without children) gene.

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  1. Genome Res. 29: 602-612

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