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  1. ...of proteomes (Aebersold and Mann 2016). The field developed from assessing proteins, peptides, and associated co- and post-translational modifications (CTMs/PTMs) in a few specimens to large-scale studies in medicine and systems biology comprising hundreds of specimens to resolve regulatory mechanisms...
  2. ...that form nonconvex regions. On a variety of data types, this flexibility has allowed spectral clustering methods to produce more accurate clusterings than competing methods (Shi and Malik 2000). The high computational complexity, however, renders its application to large-scale problems infeasible. For n...
  3. ...sets, we developed a novel ‘1-Step’ approach named Pooling RNA-seq and Assembling Models (PRAM) that builds transcript models from pooled RNA-seq data sets. We demonstrate in a computational benchmark that 1-Step outperforms 2-Step approaches in predicting overall transcript structures and individual...
  4. ...fidelity by facilitating elongation, preventing cryptic initiation, and restoring chromatin compaction (Carrozza et al. 2005; Kim et al. 2016; Lee et al. 2021). These modifications form a complex and dynamic network controlling chromatin structure and gene expression (Martin and Zhang 2005). Histone...
  5. ...). Complementary approaches such as optical mapping of single >150-kb molecules via nanochannel arrays (Lam et al. 2012) or chromatin interaction mapping (Lieberman-Aiden et al. 2009) likewise facilitate assemblies of ever-increasing contiguity and completeness. Apart from intensely studied model organisms, e...
  6. ...A large-scale, in vivo transcription factor screen defines bivalent chromatin as a key property of regulatory factors mediating Drosophila wing development Claus Schertel 1 , 4 , Monica Albarca 2 , 4 , Claudia Rockel-Bauer 1 , Nicholas W. Kelley 3...
  7. ...are heavily involved in the establishment of different cell states. We have developed a diffusion-based method, Hi-C to geometry (CTG), to obtain reliable geometric information on the chromatin from Hi-C data. CTG produces a consistent and reproducible framework for the 3D genomic structure and provides...
  8. ...for mouse Chromosome 1:113–136 Mbp and Drosophila Chromosome 2LAt large scales, the checkerboard-like patterns observed in Hi-C maps suggest that chromatin compartments are spatially segregated. Typical configuration snapshots from our simulations in Drosophila (Fig. 2H) and mouse (Fig. 2F) indeed...
  9. ...protein-coding gene promoters and enhancers.Large-scale transcriptomic studies, enabled by improvements in total RNA enrichment and high-throughput RNA profiling technologies, unexpectedly revealed extensive transcription outside the boundaries of known protein-coding genes (Kapranov et al. 2002; Okazaki...
  10. ...Nuclear hormone receptors are TFs specifically activated in response to hormone exposure. Once activated, they bind to specific hormone response elements (HREs) where they regulate gene expression, often in conjunction with the binding of cofactors and remodeling of the chromatin structure. Glucocorticoid (GC...
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