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  1. ...changes of nucleosome positioning in CLL. Globally, the spacing between nucleosomes—the nucleosome repeat length (NRL)—is shortened in CLL. This effect is stronger in the more aggressive IGHV-unmutated CLL subtype than in the IGHV-mutated CLL subtype. Changes in nucleosome occupancy at specific sites...
  2. ...sequences coming from a different organism. When introduced in the cell, this sequence will be interpreted by the cellular machinery, and the resulting activity can be unpredictable. To date, there is no way to know whether the nucleosomes will assemble and position themselves on the DNA as expected...
  3. ...over the transcription units compared with the flanking regions, showing regular arrays of nucleosomes over transcription units (Fig. 1C,D; Supplemental Fig. S1C,D). As expected, we were able to identify NFRs upstream of the TSSs of Paramecium genes, followed by an array of well-positioned nucleosomes...
  4. ...substantial information about nucleosome translational positioning and that existing DNase-seq data can be used to infer nucleosome positions with high accuracy. To accomplish this, we first describe and characterize the distinctive DNase I cleavage profile on nucleosome-associated DNA. The features...
  5. ...bound regions to orthogonal genomic annotations, or identifying TR–target interactions with cross-species evidence.ResultsFor the current study, we focused on an initial set of eight TRs to establish methodology and to calibrate expectations: ASCL1, HES1, MECP2, MEF2C, NEUROD1, PAX6, RUNX1, and TCF4...
  6. ...mechanisms act on chromatin to change nucleosome positioning along the DNA and to modify histone residues for controlling the recruitment of regulatory factors or histone–DNA affinity (Bannister and Kouzarides 2011; Owen-Hughes and Gkikopoulos 2012). Acetylation of histones on their N terminus, for example...
  7. ...resolved spots or beads, resulting in RNA sequencing measurements with uniformly gridded 2D positional information. To validate MERINGUE, we expected that identified spatially heterogeneous genes in the MOB should mark transcriptionally distinct and spatially organized cell layers or combinations of cell...
  8. ...-resectioning that extends up to ∼8 kb away from the break. We also examined the temporal dynamics of NHEJ-mediated repair in a G1-arrested population. Concomitant with DSB repair by NHEJ, we observed the redeposition and precise repositioning of nucleosomes at their originally occupied positions. This re...
  9. ...DNA packaging unit in eukaryotes, is fundamental for understanding regulation because nucleosomes modulate DNA access by their positioning along the . A cell-population nucleosome map requires two observables: nucleosome positions along the DNA (“Where?”) and nucleosome occupancies across...
  10. ...(Kaplan et al. 2009). The predicted nucleosome occupancy is scored by a probability for each nucleotide position to be located in the nucleosome center (or dyad). We selected the maximal [nucmax] score (for the most likely predicted dyad position) within the mean length of ChIP-seq peak (320 bp) for each...
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