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  1. ...first binned enhancers by their 116 genomic region and found the majority (63.1%-64.3%) fall within intronic regions of the , 117 with a smaller group (25.3-25.7%) in intergenic regions. Similar genomic distributions of 118 Drosophila enhancers were previously found using STARR-seq (Arnold et al. 2013...
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  2. ...IP experiments performed in duplicate or greater, 413,743 TRF-binding sites, and 50,336 unique TRF-binding regions. Genomic features targeted by transcriptional regulators Gene expression is controlled by regulatory DNA sequences and the TRFs that interact with these sequences. A significant amount of regulatory...
  3. ...et al. 2019; Teets et al. 2023). Neural events also control the production and release of prothoracicotropic hormone (PTTH), as well as the production of ecdysone (Ahmadi et al. 2021). Additionally, downstream genes, such as microRNAs regulated by ecdysone titers (e.g., let-7, miR-252, and miR-8–3p...
  4. ...predicted members of the nuclear receptor superfamily were isolated by PCR amplification of genomic DNA using degenerate primers corresponding to highly conserved regions of the NR DBD (see Materials and Methods). Amplification products were cloned and sequenced to identify eight candidate NR genes (Fig. 1...
  5. ...(Supplemental Fig. S5). Moreover, under our standard fixation and ChIP-seq conditions, no specific enrichment over any genomic region was detected for 45 of the YFP-tagged proteins, including several that showed clear nuclear localization (Supplemental Fig. S5; Supplemental Table S3).View larger version...
  6. ...immunoprecipitation (ChIP) and RNA samples from 96 h larval heads and identified thousands of genomic regions that show caste-specific chromatin states, many of which are linked to caste-specific gene transcription.ResultsHistone post-translational modifications in the honey bee associate with transcribed regions...
  7. ...state. Proc Natl Acad Sci 107: 21931–21936. Dekker J, Rippe K, Dekker M, Kleckner N. 2002. Capturing chromosome conformation. Science 295: 1306–1311. Gauhar Z, Sun LV, Hua S, Mason CE, Fuchs F, Li T-R, Boutros M, White KP. 2009. Genomic mapping of binding regions for the Ecdysone receptor protein...
  8. ...transcribed from their own promoters (Ozsolak et al. 2008) and would require targeted sex-biased regulation, for example by hormones, to become differentially expressed between males and females. In Drosophila, hormonal regulation by ecdysone promotes sex-biased expression of the miRNA locus let-7-C, which...
  9. ...data from existing databases showed that mRNAs encoding RBPs are enriched in posterior regions of the early embryo, suggesting their general importance in posterior patterning and germ cell maturation.Post-transcriptional regulatory mechanisms play crucial roles in a wide variety of biological...
  10. ...in any other line. Cherbas et al. 304 Genome Research www..org the cytoplasmic transducers and the main transcription factors that are regulated by the pathways (Supplemental Table S5). In general, ligands and receptors (but not cytoplasmic and transcription factor/DNA components) show differential...
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