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  1. ...and multimodal profiles across time, and extrapolate single-cell profiles in a missing modality. We apply Sunbear to reveal sex-biased transcription during mouse embryonic development and predict dynamic relationships between epigenetic priming and transcription for cells in which multimodal profiles...
  2. ..., Maryland 20892, USA ↵5 Present address: Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115, USA Corresponding authors: jenurbanphd@gmail.com, xchen32@jhu.eduAbstractStem cells have the unique ability to self-renew and differentiate into specialized cell types. Epigenetic mechanisms, including histones and their post...
  3. ...address: Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA Corresponding author: koren@cornell.eduAbstractHaploid human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) provide a powerful genetic system but diploidize at high rates. We hypothesized that diploidization results from aberrant DNA replication...
  4. ..., and the free-floating way of living make Spirodela a unique model to explore if the differences in epigenetic parameters are connected with these differences in lifestyle compared with other angiosperms. Thus, the aim of this study is to investigate the TE silencing landscape in S. polyrhiza by profiling its...
  5. ...and SOX2 TFs in rare populations of mouse embryonic stem cells (Hainer et al. 2019). However, the extensive sequencing depth required for this method (median raw read number of 10,189,952 and 14,717,791 reads for single-cell uliCUT&RUN and bulk uliCUT&RUN, respectively) makes it impractical for analyzing...
  6. ...that gain methylation entropy with age. BENPORATH gene sets represent PRC2 target genes identified in embryonic stem cells. (G) Kernel density plots of methylation and entropy levels at fully methylated regions with an increase in entropy with age. Both luminal breast cancer (red) and basal breast cancer...
  7. ...embryonic stem cells (ESCs). Examination of these regions revealed that they contain on average 12.6 conserved transcription factor binding site (TFBS) sequences. Enriched TFBSs are a diverse repertoire of 70 different sequences representing the binding sequences of both known and novel ESC regulators...
  8. ...K27ac peaks were associated with reduced chromatin accessibility after A485 treatment (Fig. 6A; Supplemental Fig. S18C), the number of such changes were very limited (Supplemental Fig. S18D). Consistently, recent studies in zebrafish embryos, mouse embryonic stem cells, and a human cell line...
  9. ...and idiopathic ASD patient iPSC-derived neurons as well as postmortem tissue, demonstrating that this gene set is relevant to the human disorder. This work identifies a transcriptional signature that is found within many neurodevelopmental syndromes, helping to elucidate the link between epigenetic regulation...
  10. ....aboobaker@zoo.ox.ac.ukAbstractPlanarian flatworms have an indefinite capacity to regenerate missing or damaged body parts owing to a population of pluripotent adult stems cells called neoblasts (NBs). Currently, little is known about the importance of the epigenetic status of NBs and how histone modifications regulate homeostasis and cellular...
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