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  1. .... 2016). TADs are, therefore, three-dimensional structures that organize the into functional and physical units by bringing together genes and regulatory elements that interact primarily with each other (Dixon et al. 2012; Nora et al. 2012). TADs are thought to form through loop extrusion: as cohesin...
  2. ...variants versus identification of their target genes.Multitask training to predict multiple regulatory genomic assays across different cell and tissue types enables information sharing between the different contexts (Kelley et al. 2018). However, performance remains limited by the training sequence space...
  3. ...common and cell-type-specific regeneration-responsive gene (RRG) programs and cis-regulatory elements, as well as key TFs associated with stages and cell types during regeneration, enhancing our understanding of tissue regeneration.ResultsSingle-nucleus multiomic profiling of zebrafish caudal fin...
  4. ...BGC.gBGC promotes parallel alterations in genes and the proximal conserved elementsStrong gBGC can lead to severe W → S substitutions in both coding and flanking noncoding regions (Ratnakumar et al. 2010). Therefore, a conspicuous GC-biased substitution pattern in proximal conserved elements may be a potential...
  5. ...the spatial and temporal dynamics of enhancer–promoter interactions. Understanding how enhancers interact with promoters will deepen our understanding of the regulation of gene expression and the molecular underpinnings of transcriptional control.Gene expression programs are encoded by cis-regulatory elements...
  6. ...elements that underlie genetic effects on gene expression and metabolic traits. However, caQTL discovery has been limited by small sample sizes. Here, we map caQTLs in liver tissue from 138 human donors and identify caQTLs for 35,361 regulatory elements, including population-specific caQTLs driven...
  7. ...by Kawahara Keiga.Mammalian s are more problematic; they are much larger and contain numerous repetitive elements. However, there are some regions with fewer mobile elements and higher sequence conservation. These include genes or gene clusters with extensive cis-regulatory regions, such as the human HOX loci...
  8. .... These observations suggest that although the core GRN motifs represent common regulatory wiring that enables an oncogenic transcription program, levels of gene and protein expression likely also contribute to oncogenesis.To explore the primary RNA-seq data in detail, we clustered node activity patterns into five...
  9. ...Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL 60611, USA AbstractThe clustered Hox genes, which are highly conserved across metazoans, encode homeodomain-containing transcription factors that provide a blueprint for segmental identity...
  10. ...of conservation in the genomic distribution of chromatin modifications and gene regulatory elements between cnidarians and bilaterians. Promoter histone modifications are shared in most eukaryotes, and enhancers are marked by the same histone modifications in Nematostella and bilaterian model organisms. While...
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