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  1. ...(TFs) to specific DNA sequences 36 to either activate or repress target gene expression. This regulation directs crucial cellular processes 37 such as differentiation, proliferation, and responses to environmental stimuli. The emergence of 38 high-throughput sequencing, particularly in transcriptomics...
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  2. ...multiple PQN-85 binding sitesNIPBL protein is important for cohesin recruitment to DNA (Ciosk et al. 2000). Thus, we next analyzed the distribution and function of the C. elegans ortholog of NIPBL, encoded by pqn-85/scc-2 (Lightfoot et al. 2011). The strength of the fountains positively correlated...
  3. ...). Although informative, they are not quantitative, incapable of determining direct enhancer activity, and cannot uncouple epigenomic from genomic mechanisms. On the other hand, reporter assays overcome some of these limitations by measuring enhancer activity on nonchromatinized DNA templates, isolating...
  4. ...-seq) experiments. Within Con SEs, we identify 20 candidate critical enhancers with meat and carcass-associated DNA variations that affect enhancer activity, and infer their upstream transcription factors and downstream target genes. As a proof of concept, we experimentally validate the role of one such enhancer...
  5. ...reveal a highly significant association between endoderm HCNEs and genes encoding DNA-binding and gene regulatory proteins, including HMG domain-containing and chromatin binding factors. Notably, however, the endodermHCNEs appear to show a greater enrichment of such genes compared with all HCNEs...
  6. ...investigation into aging mechanisms. While traditional aging studies often compare just two age 76 groups, a more nuanced approach incorporating multiple age points can detect molecular 77 changes that may occur at different stages of aging, enhancing our understanding of aging 78 processes. Mice, for example...
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  7. ...method. (Right) Comparative genomic features between interspecific and intraspecific strains, including sizes (A), gene numbers (B), repeat content as a percentage of the (C), proportions of repeat types among total repeats (D), gene length distributions (E), and coding DNA sequence (CDS) length...
  8. ..., Segura V, Bergmann A, Esteve A, Merkel A, Raineri E, et al. 2015. Whole-epi analysis in multiple myeloma reveals DNA hypermethylation of B cell-specific enhancers. Genome Res 25: 478–487. doi:10.1101/gr.180240.114 ↵Agnarelli A, Chevassut T, Mancini EJ. 2018. IRF4 in multiple myeloma—biology, disease...
  9. ....DiscussionEnDeep4mC achieves state-of-the-art prediction performance and provides novel insights into the evolutionary dynamics of DNA 4mC modification. A key insight is its enhanced intraclass transferability for prokaryotes, as evidenced in cross-species predictions. These observations are consistent...
  10. ...region of Chromosome 2L (early-mid), the fourth chromosome (early), and the rDNA locus (early) (Fig. 5B). Although replication timing for the X Chromosome was found to be early-mid and the Y Chromosome to be late-mid in both GSC-like and CySC-like cells (Supplemental Table S5), the Z-scores revealed more...
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