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  1. ..., yet the chromatin changes driving this decline remain unclear. Polycomb-mediated repression is essential for silencing developmental genes, but this regulatory mechanism becomes dysregulated with age. Although shifts in Polycomb regulation within intestinal stem cells have been linked to gut aging...
  2. ...with their reduced genomic separation. The simulations also predict that very little change in gene expression level would result from removing the insert while keeping the U266 chromatin states. Together these results suggest that it is chromatin remodeling which drives the changes in the 3D structure of the locus...
  3. ...Accessible Region Conformation Capture (ARC-C) gives high-resolution insights into architecture and regulation Ni Huang1,2, Wei Qiang Seow1,2, Alex Appert1, Yan Dong1, Przemyslaw Stempor1 and Julie Ahringer1 1The Gurdon Institute and Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 1...
  4. ...et al. 2015) and cancer (Flavahan et al. 2016) through dysregulation of gene expression programs. The global impact of architecture on transcriptional programs in gliomas and other brain tumors has been difficult to assess because of the lack of high-resolution 3D maps for these cancers. We...
  5. ...the chromatin accessibility data into predictive features using five bins that aggregate the number of cleavage events occurring within the motif itself, as well as within two nonoverlapping flanking regions upstream and downstream; this is the same binning scheme used in the MILLIPEDE model (Luo and Hartemink...
  6. ...a high-resolution gene expression atlas of the vegetative maize shoot apex, we show here that distinct sets of genes govern the regulation and identity of stem cells in maize versus Arabidopsis. Cell identities in the maize SAM reflect the combinatorial activity of transcription factors (TFs) that drive...
  7. ...this hypothesis, we performed ATAC-seq in a commonly studied cell type—mESCs—treated with the same conditions used for sperm preparations. Our ATAC-seq profiles from untreated mESCs broadly recapitulated known features of the ESC chromatin landscape (Fig. 3A,B), with widespread peaks of accessible chromatin...
  8. ...chromatin.Pattern of extracted accessible chromatin signal is unaffected by inclusion of nanodropletsWe then asked whether the inclusion of nanodroplets influenced FAIRE signal in FFPE preserved cells -wide. FAIRE-seq was performed on chromatin isolated from EWS894 cells and human umbilical vein endothelial...
  9. ...had unchanged chromatin accessibility, consistent with findings that suggest posttranscriptional mechanisms drive reduced DMPK mRNA levels in DM1 (Hamshere et al. 1997; Frisch et al. 2001). Notably, CpG methylation was unchanged at the SIX5 promoter, consistent with its altered promoter accessibility...
  10. ...in other single-cell genomics technologies can now also characterize the regulatory context of the that gives rise to these gene expression levels at a single-cell resolution. To explore the regulatory DNA of individual cell types in C. elegans, we collected single-cell chromatin accessibility data using...
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