Integration site–dependent HIV-1 promoter activity shapes host chromatin conformation

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HIV-1 increases host chromatin accessibility ∼5–30 kb around the HIV-1 integration site. (AE) Host chromatin accessibility captured by single-cell DOGMA-seq. (FJ) Host chromatin accessibility captured by bulk ATAC-seq. (AE) Normalized by Signac. (FJ) Normalized by counts per million (CPM) and displaying a data range of zero to one. An asterisk denotes adjusted P-values < 0.05 by DESeq2 when comparing uninfected Jurkat T cells to the indicated HIV-1-infected clonal cell line. Red arrowheads indicate examples of increased host chromatin accessibility identified in respective cell line clones. Peaks shown were called by MACS2 for DOGMA-seq cells and by Genrich for bulk ATAC-seq.

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  1. Genome Res. 33: 891-906

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