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  1. ...of research for enhancing our comprehension of cell biology and developing therapeutic interventions for Wnt/beta-catenin-driven diseases.The architecture of the plays a crucial role in gene regulation. How DNA is packed into chromatin determines the accessibility of DNA for transcriptional regulators...
  2. ....In this study, we introduce a scalable computational framework for predicting gene expression (ScPGE) from discrete cCREs identified by the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE). ScPGE first assembles DNA sequences, TF binding scores, and epigenomic tracks from discrete cCREs into three 3D tensors, respectively...
  3. ...reveal a highly significant association between endoderm HCNEs and genes encoding DNA-binding and gene regulatory proteins, including HMG domain-containing and chromatin binding factors. Notably, however, the endodermHCNEs appear to show a greater enrichment of such genes compared with all HCNEs...
  4. ...driving this accelerated rate and phenotypic diversity of anemia responses are poorly understood. To identify DNA elements controlling increased regenerative activities involved in recovery from acute anemia, we profiled chromatin accessibility in populations of cells enriched for RBC precursors (LIN...
  5. ...in the significant CFM-associated variants (Supplemental Fig. 5B). Furthermore, on deeper examination, conditioning on all rare variants within a 1 kb region of all cis-regulatory (cis-reg) elements and the 11 presumptively pathogenic variants, a considerable number of variants remained significantly associated...
  6. ...chromatin accessibility data from the liver and brain. Retroelements were both the dominant source of TE-CREs and had higher regulatory activity in MPRA experiments compared with DNA elements. A minority of TE subfamilies (16%) accounted for 46% of TE-CREs, but these “CRE superspreaders” were mostly active...
  7. ...Corresponding authors: gcooper@hudsonalpha.org, rmyers@hudsonalpha.orgAbstractDifferential gene expression in response to perturbations is mediated at least in part by changes in binding of transcription factors (TFs) and other proteins at specific genomic regions. Association of these cis-regulatory elements...
  8. ...also helped characterize novel cis-regulatory DNA elements and their combined effects in regulating transcription and associating genetic variation with differential gene expression and phenotypic diversity (Azodi et al. 2020a,b). Therefore, integrating high-throughput translation initiation sequencing...
  9. ..., or with cooperatively interacting transcriptional cofactors. The consequences of these disrupted interactions could vary across thousands of different cis-regulatory elements (CREs) in ways that depend on their DNA sequence composition. Although the DNA-binding specificity of CRX is well characterized (Corbo et al...
  10. ...in this widely used model organism.Transposable elements (TEs) are highly repetitive DNA sequences comprising approximately half of mammalian s (International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium 2001; Mouse Genome Sequencing Consortium 2002). TEs can replicate themselves in host s, but the vast majority...
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