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  1. ...with the lack of CTCF (Fig. 1). The X Chromosomes contain weaker compartments along with loop-anchored TADs, formed by a condensin I variant that functions in dosage compensation (DC) in hermaphrodites (Crane et al. 2015; Anderson et al. 2019; Bian et al. 2020; Kim et al. 2022; Morao et al. 2022; Sawh and Mango...
  2. ...of chromatin accessibility was assigned using a DNase I hypersensitivity analysis (Wilken et al. 2015). Group A sequences are positive for the promoter-associated H3K4me3 epigenetic mark (Vermeulen et al. 2010) and H3K27ac, a mark associated with active CREs (Creyghton et al. 2010), and they are largely...
  3. ...that modulate gene expression by binding transcription 16 factors (TFs). While enhancers and transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) have been 17 identified for several immune responsive genes in Drosophila, most enhancers that regulate 18 immune-induced genes are unknown. By identifying enhancers, we can...
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  4. ...accessibility, can subsequently facilitate the binding of other TFs to the same enhancer (Swinstead et al. 2018; Hiltunen et al. 2024). This cooperative action among TFs, known as TF cross talk, further broadens the cell's gene expression patterns. Moreover, TF cooperation is recognized as a hallmark of active...
  5. ...contribution of the epi to selective enhancer activation by ESR1 remains to be fully elucidated. To address this, we employ a massively parallel reporter assay to profile 7576 individual ESR1 binding sites for hormone responsiveness. Only a minority of ESR1-occupied enhancers exhibit hormone-induced activity...
  6. ...to produce RPGC-normalized and background-subtracted bigWig files, when a matching ChIP input was available in the database (Methods) (Supplemental Table S5); 19 DNase hypersensitivity tracks from whole embryos and FACS-purified muscle and neuronal cells (Reddington et al. 2020); and six ChIP-seq tracks from...
  7. ...calculation, which was adjusted according to the respective populations. Additionally, we utilized HaploReg to annotate deleterious-associated variants to identify those potentially affecting SHROOM3 expression. Variants situated in enhancer or promoter regions, as indicated by histone or DNase marks in stem...
  8. ...will provide key insights into the role of YY1 and the regulation of chromosome structure, enhancer–promoter interactions, and nucleation factors for the binding and spreading of dosage compensation machinery on the P. picta X Chromosome. Although some cases of sex chromosome dosage compensation are associated...
  9. ...QTL) mapping, which aims to explore the functional impacts of genomic variants in their native genomic and biological contexts (Aguet et al. 2023). Among different types of molQTL, gene expression QTL (eQTL) have been widely studied, particularly in humans. For example, the Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx...
  10. ...networks mediated by potential critical enhancers based on TF motif scanning and coexpression relationships among TFs, eRNAs, and target genes. (7) Refinement of trait-affecting regulatory network by identifying candidate critical enhancers within SEs, characterized by eRNA transcription and GWAS variants...
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