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  1. ...(TFs) to specific DNA sequences 36 to either activate or repress target gene expression. This regulation directs crucial cellular processes 37 such as differentiation, proliferation, and responses to environmental stimuli. The emergence of 38 high-throughput sequencing, particularly in transcriptomics...
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  2. ...leading to the clonal evolution of cancer cells (Qing et al. 2020; Chakravarty and Solit 2021). Somatic mutations in key genes and their regulatory sequences, especially oncogenes, tumor suppressors, and DNA repair genes, are frequently found in cancers and contribute to tumor progression and therapeutic...
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  3. ...of SIRT1 in modulating breast cancer immunity. Although SIRT1 is not explicitly listed as a key player in the breast cancer pathway according to the KEGG database (absent from hsa05224), it is recognized as a tumor suppressor owing to its protective role against DNA damage and oxidative stress...
  4. ..., SOX10, TCF4, ETS1, SREBF1, CEBPB, KLF2, and ETV5) were higher in either skeletal muscle or heart nonmyelinating Schwann cells. Analysis of the transcription regulatory programs by the SCENIC software predicted that FOXO1 (and YY1) could regulate XIST in heart and skeletal muscle Schwann cells...
  5. ...of the complex relationship between chromatin organization and transcription.Every eukaryotic encodes the information necessary for cellular viability and growth. Although the underlying instructions embedded in the DNA are identical among the cells of an organism, complex regulatory mechanisms transform...
  6. ...was used as the initial material for the RNA sample preparation. Briefly, mRNA was purified from total RNA using poly(T) oligo-attached magnetic beads. Then, the RNA was fragmented into short strands in NEBNext first-strand synthesis reaction buffer under an elevated temperature. Subsequently, the first cDNA...
  7. ...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...
  8. ...targeted in males are marked in blue, and pathways highly targeted in females are marked in red.For the genes more highly targeted in males, we found enrichment for processes associated with cell cycle, cell signaling, metabolic processes, and DNA repair (Fig. 5); dysregulation of these pathways has been...
  9. ...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...
  10. ...prior to the WGD. Analysis of individual TE insertions, however, revealed enrichment of TE-CREs originating from WGD-associated TE activity, particularly for the DTT (Tc1-Mariner) DNA elements. Furthermore, coexpression analyses supported the presence of TE-driven gene regulatory network evolution...
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