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  1. ...CGC1, a new reference for Caenorhabditis elegans Kazuki Ichikawa1, Massa J. Shoura2,8, Karen L. Artiles2, Dae-Eun Jeong2, Chie Owa1, Haruka Kobayashi1, Yoshihiko Suzuki1, Manami Kanamori3, Yu Toyoshima3, Yuichi Iino3, Ann E. Rougvie4, Lamia Wahba5, Andrew Z. Fire2,6, Erich M. Schwarz7 and Shinichi...
  2. ...Recompleting the Caenorhabditis elegans Jun Yoshimura1,7, Kazuki Ichikawa1,7, Massa J. Shoura2,7, Karen L. Artiles2,7, Idan Gabdank3, Lamia Wahba2, Cheryl L. Smith2,3, Mark L. Edgley4, Ann E. Rougvie5, Andrew Z. Fire2,3, Shinichi Morishita1 and Erich M. Schwarz6 1Department of Computational Biology...
  3. ...and elements, we specifically focus on the ubiquitous-uniform class and for simplicity refer to them as “ubiquitous.”The data provide a comprehensive view of chromatin accessibility and transcriptional landscapes in the five major C. elegans tissues. To facilitate access and analyses of these new tissue...
  4. ...-blocks, enriched in occurrences within core promoter forward strands in Caenorhabditis elegans. An increasing number of T-blocks on either strand is associated with increasing nucleosome eviction. Strikingly, only forward strand T-blocks are correlated with expression levels, whereby genes with$6 T-blocks have...
  5. ...The transcription start site landscape of C. elegans Taro Leo Saito 1 , Shin-ichi Hashimoto 2 , Sam Guoping Gu 3 , 6 , J. Jason Morton 4 , 7 , Michael Stadler 3 , Thomas Blumenthal 4 , Andrew Fire 5 , 8...
  6. ...methylation (Meissner et al. 2008; Suzuki and Bird 2008; Jones 2012; Long et al. 2012). While the invertebrate model organismsDrosophilamelanogaster andCaenorhabditis elegans lackDNA methylation, it has recently been shown that other invertebrates, including Nematostella vectensis, methylate CpGs throughout...
  7. ...nucleosome cores in the multicellular genetic model organism Caenorhabditis elegans . These analyses provide a global view of the chromatin architecture of a multicellular animal at extremely high density and resolution. While we observe some degree of reproducible positioning throughout the genome in our...
  8. ....P. , Albert, I. , Zanton, S.J. , Pugh, B.F. ( 2006 ) Nucleosome positions predicted through comparative genomics . Nat. Genet. 38 : 1210 – 1215 . ↵ Johnson, S.M. , Tan, F.J. , McCullough, H.L. , Riordan, D.P. , Fire, A.Z. ( 2006 ) Flexibility and constraint in the nucleosome core landscape of Caenorhabditis...
  9. ...its intrinsic DNA structure . EMBO J. 14 : 2570 – 2579 . ↵ Johnson, S.M. , Tan, F.J. , McCullough, H.L. , Riordan, D.P. , Fire, A.Z. ( 2006 ) Flexibility and constraint in the nucleosome core landscape of Caenorhabditis elegans chromatin . Genome Res. 16 : 1505 – 1516 . ↵ Kiyama, R. , Trifonov, E...
  10. ...units of chromatin, the nucleosomes. The affinity of the histone core for DNA depends on the nucleotide sequence; however, it is unclear to what extent DNA sequence determines nucleosome positioning in vivo, and if the same rules of sequence-directed positioning apply to genomes of varying complexity...
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