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  1. ...as only one allele is expressed. Allele-specific DNA methylation and chromatin composition are two well-established epigenetic systems that control imprinted gene expression (Fournier et al. 2002; Singh et al. 2010; Prendergast et al. 2012).ASE can reflect differential rates of transcription, m...
  2. ...- or targeted- sequencing show the same germline variation calling accuracy and sensitivity compared with standard DNA-seq. Additionally, regional methylation levels provide an accurate map of the human methylome.Cytosine methylation is the main epigenetic DNA modification found in higher Eukaryotes. In humans...
  3. ...included known promoter binding factors such as the KLF/SP family of transcription factors, which contain guanine/cytosine (G/C) rich sequences. Similarly, top enriched motifs at enhancers contained G/C rich sequences, such as MAZ, ZBTB17, and EGR2. Chromatin interactions frequently connect CpG rich...
  4. ...required to reveal a sperm chromatin state distinct from most previous reports. Using ATAC-seq to explore relatively accessible genomic loci, we identify a landscape of open loci associated with early development and transcriptional control. Histone modification and chromosome folding profiles also...
  5. ...specifically enriched for H3K27me3 modification changes. DNA methylation changes were specifically associated with basal transcriptional factors, the Notch signaling pathway, and the spliceosome. Notably, the polycomb repressive complex was enriched for both H3K27me3 and H3K9me3 modification changes, whereas...
  6. ...and landscape, while flies and worms do not, this observation implies that histone marks have a greater role in regulating mRNA expression when cytosine methylation is degenerated within a . Testing the hypothesis that mRNA dosage maintenance is mediated by histone modifications The transcriptional activity...
  7. ...in their chromatin environment and transcriptional regulation. We defined promoter regions as 5 kb upstream of and downstream (±5 kb) from the TSS. We then curated chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) experiments for 70 histone modifications and 370 transcription factors, in seven and eleven ENCODE cell lines...
  8. ...states, histone modifications, and binding of transcription factors (TFs). Addressing this challenge across the entire spectrum of genomic variation requires generalizing from the experimental studies (e.g., ChIP-seq data) to learn the regulatory code and thus enable the prediction of effects for any...
  9. ...). Yet, whether DNA methylation is causally involved in shaping gene expression patterns, rather than passively mirroring transcriptional states, is still a matter of debate (Schübeler 2015). Here, we present data in support of a role of TET2-mediated cytosine modifications at enhancers to facilitate TF...
  10. ...can affect each other, suggesting that a crosstalk exists between R-loops and chromatin modifications in regulating gene expression. R-loops positively correlated with majority of active marks and active gene transcription but were inversely correlated with the repressive mark, H3K27me3, and with low...
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