In F1 hybrid mouse ESCs, KLF and OCT4::SOX2 motif variants show similar accessibility losses, but OCT4::SOX2 disruption is associated with a larger reduction in accessible-region width.
In F1 hybrid mouse ESCs, KLF and OCT4::SOX2 motif variants show similar accessibility losses, but OCT4::SOX2 disruption is associated with a larger reduction in accessible-region width.
KLF4 and OCT4::SOX2 motifs produce similar accessible fractions, but different spatial patterns: OCT4::SOX2 generates wider accessible regions with less defined nucleosome boundaries.
KLF4 and OCT4::SOX2 motifs produce similar accessible fractions, but different spatial patterns: OCT4::SOX2 generates wider accessible regions with less defined nucleosome boundaries.
DOI ⬇️
https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204896
#Aging #Research #OpenAccess #Gerontology #PeerReviewed #Journal #Publishing
DOI ⬇️
https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204896
#Aging #Research #OpenAccess #Gerontology #PeerReviewed #Journal #Publishing
Adding a KLF4 motif next to OCT4::SOX2 sharpens the local nucleosome boundary in our predictions. This lets us explore how factors jointly shape chromatin, including effects beyond how often DNA is accessible.
Adding a KLF4 motif next to OCT4::SOX2 sharpens the local nucleosome boundary in our predictions. This lets us explore how factors jointly shape chromatin, including effects beyond how often DNA is accessible.
Dr. Blanche Capel recounts the high-stakes period at Mill Hill that uncovered the Sox gene family while searching for SRY.
Dr. Blanche Capel recounts the high-stakes period at Mill Hill that uncovered the Sox gene family while searching for SRY.
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Identity changed in days. Age took about fifty.
Identity changed in days. Age took about fifty.
Peer-reviewed groundwork: Sinclair’s group reported chemical cocktails that shifted old human cells toward younger transcriptional states in vitro.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37437248/
Peer-reviewed groundwork: Sinclair’s group reported chemical cocktails that shifted old human cells toward younger transcriptional states in vitro.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37437248/
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