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  1. ...that these ERVs also function as enhancers. To test this proposal, from the 1170 ERV loci potentially regulated by KZFPs, we first selected 286 ERV loci based on their transcripts and the adjacent gene transcripts being detected by RNA-seq either in KIT+ SGs or in PSs. Whereas expression of intergenic ERVs...
  2. ...in zebrafish are located on the long arm of Chromosome 4 (Chr 4q), a region previously noted for its enrichment in TEs, ZNFs, and immunity genes, as well as a wide variety of RNA-encoding loci (Howe et al. 2013, 2016). This physical colocalization of FZNFs superficially resembles that of KZNF genes, which form...
  3. ..., Deplancke B, Trono D. 2013. Global and stage specific patterns of Krüppel-associated-box zinc finger protein gene expression in murine early embryonic cells. PLoS One 8: e56721. de Amorim RC, Hennig C. 2015. Recovering the number of clusters in data sets with noise features using feature rescaling...
  4. ...is a conserved small RNA-based mechanism regulating TE activity (Lau et al. 2006; Brennecke et al. 2007; Houwing et al. 2007; Grimson et al. 2008). piRNAs are 23- to 32-nucleotide RNAs produced from discrete loci called piRNA clusters (piCs) that guide effector Piwi proteins to silence TEs (Ozata et al. 2019...
  5. ...(Antunez-Sanchez et al. 2020), we assessed whether gene pairs connected through reSLs showed similar transcriptional shifts between ref6-5 and WT. We found a significant enrichment of corepressed reSL-paired gene loci among the 546 plotted couples (P-value = 4 × 10−10) (Fig. 4F; Supplemental Fig. S12...
  6. ...that the host ZF response is lagging behind a recent burst of LTR retroelement activity. Alternative explanations of thismouse result are considered in the Discussion. If the major function of ZF genes is to transcriptionally repress LTR retroelements, then the sequence diversity of LTR retroelements should...
  7. ..., in each cell type are likely to “attract” more TFs, and these sites become effective enhancers. Because each cell type has a specific repertoire and expression pattern of TFs, the enhancers occur at cell type–specific loci, even if they target the same genes.A simplified schematic explanation is presented...
  8. ..., divergence, and loss that have continued in each mammalian group. One such family encodes KRAB-zinc finger (KRAB-ZNF) proteins, which function as transcriptional repressors. One particular subfamily of KRAB-ZNF genes, including ZNF91, has expanded specifically in primates to comprise more than 110 loci...
  9. ...) tyrosine. (B) Schematic representation of unc-62 and vab-3 gene loci and alleles used in the analysis. (C,D) Endogenous dat-1 and cat-2 dopamine pathway gene reporter expression analysis in unc-62(e971) and vab-3(ot346) alleles. For cat-2 and dat-1 analysis, disorganization of vab-3(ot346) head neurons...
  10. ...-binding sites gradually accumulated at some genomic loci (Fig. 4A), we identified 188 Nanog-binding clusters (NBCs) containing Nanog-binding sites since the 256-cell stage. Compared to that of other pre-MBT targets, the inferred putative pre-MBT target genes of NBCs showed much higher functional enrichment...
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