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  1. ...et al. 2010; Kozlowska et al. 2012; Xie et al. 2022, 2024). To investigate the mechanisms underlying this unidirectional gene flow and its association with asymmetric sizes and gene numbers, we conducted a pan analysis of geographically diverse populations of both species. Specifically, we selected...
  2. ...window Figure 4. GPF at home. Users can instantiate their own GPF (my GPF) to manage and analyze their data. Through GPF, they may also share their data with other researchers. Finally, users may connect to other GPF instances (e.g., GPF-SFARI) using the federation feature and perform joint queries...
  3. ..., hinging on the precise binding of transcription factors (TFs) and cofactors to gene regulatory elements such as promoters and enhancers. Although it is relatively routine to profile -wide DNA binding landscapes of proteins, identifying the specific proteins that bind to, and regulate the transcription of...
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  4. ...using the deep embedding clustering (DEC) method (Xie et al. 2016).stMSA enhances joint domain identification for human dorsolateral prefrontal cortex slicesWe applied stMSA to the human dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) data set from the 10x Visium platform (Maynard et al. 2021), which includes 12...
  5. ...STARR-seq assays (Lea et al. 2018) and through joint accessibility-methylation-sequence modeling (Hernandez-Corchado and Najafabadi 2022). These results were corroborated by ChIP-seq data, in which we find NFE2, as well as two other TFs within the bZIP family (FOSL1 and ATF2), are more likely to be bound at sites...
  6. ...selected regions or low-scoring STARR-seq regions (Supplemental Fig. S3). They also were enriched for TFBS (Table 2), an established feature of enhancer genomic sequences (Spitz and Furlong 2012; Panigrahi and O'Malley 2021), for highly expressed TFs (Fig. 2). Nearly 400 of our active enhancer regions also...
  7. ...have a key role in establishing the chromatin environment characteristic of an enhancer, these associations between transcription factors and enhancer–promoter contract are likely to be causal.Collectively, these studies demonstrate the importance of TAPs in mediating enhancer–promoter contacts...
  8. ...to reconstruct a latent spatial gene expression matrix from a pair of observations from different SRT technologies. SIID leverages a spatial alignment and uses a joint nonnegative factorization model to accurately impute missing gene expression and infer gene expression signatures of cell types from admixed SRT...
  9. ...inhibited by RecBCD are identified, growth of a newly isolated phage, named LLS, is enhanced by RecBCD. LLS's sequence reveals it is related to bacteriophage λ but encodes no recombination-promoting (Rec) proteins or associated RecBCD inhibitor. However, it contains an unexpectedly high number of Chi sites...
  10. ...to be a generally accepted concept that they tend to use common enhancers across different cell types. An important study that established this view is the work by Zabidi et al. (2015), which used STARR-seq to test enhancer functions and showed that enhancers for housekeeping promoters are mostly shared across two...
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