Genome organization by SATB1 binding to base-unpairing regions (BURs) provides a scaffold for SATB1-regulated gene expression
Yoshinori Kohwi,
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Xianrong Wong,
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Marie-Pierre Grange
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et al.
Published: March 13, 2025
Mammalian
genomes
are
organized
by
multi-level
folding,
yet
how
this
organization
contributes
to
cell
type-specific
transcription
remain
unclear.
We
uncovered
that
the
nuclear
protein
SATB1
establishes
two-tiered
chromatin
organization,
one
through
indirect
binding
and
another
direct
of
base-unpairing
regions
(BURs),
which
genomic
elements
with
high
unwinding
propensities.
Published
ChIP-seq
datasets
show
highly
accessible
at
enhancers
CTCF
sites,
but
not
BURs.
By
employing
urea
ChIP-seq,
retains
only
directly
bound
protein:DNA
complexes,
we
found
BURs,
targets.
SATB1-bound
BUR
interactions
can
cross
multiple
topologically
associated
domains
(TADs)
is
required
for
these
megabase-scale
linked
gene
expression.
BURs
mainly
within
lamina
(LADs)
sequestered
lamina,
also
in
inter-LADs,
binds
a
subset
depending
on
type.
Notably,
despite
mutually
exclusive
SATB1-binding
profiles
two
methods,
most
peaks
both
real
require
SATB1.
Together,
propose
has
functionally
distinct
modes
interaction
form
scaffold
it
indirectly
tethers
open
chromatin.
Such
may
provide
gene-regulatory
network
underlying
Language: Английский
Genome organization by SATB1 binding to base-unpairing regions (BURs) provides a scaffold for SATB1-regulated gene expression
Yoshinori Kohwi,
No information about this author
Xianrong Wong,
No information about this author
Marie-Pierre Grange
No information about this author
et al.
Published: March 13, 2025
Mammalian
genomes
are
organized
by
multi-level
folding,
yet
how
this
organization
contributes
to
cell
type-specific
transcription
remain
unclear.
We
uncovered
that
the
nuclear
protein
SATB1
establishes
two-tiered
chromatin
organization,
one
through
indirect
binding
and
another
direct
of
base-unpairing
regions
(BURs),
which
genomic
elements
with
high
unwinding
propensities.
Published
ChIP-seq
datasets
show
highly
accessible
at
enhancers
CTCF
sites,
but
not
BURs.
By
employing
urea
ChIP-seq,
retains
only
directly
bound
protein:DNA
complexes,
we
found
BURs,
targets.
SATB1-bound
BUR
interactions
can
cross
multiple
topologically
associated
domains
(TADs)
is
required
for
these
megabase-scale
linked
gene
expression.
BURs
mainly
within
lamina
(LADs)
sequestered
lamina,
also
in
inter-LADs,
binds
a
subset
depending
on
type.
Notably,
despite
mutually
exclusive
SATB1-binding
profiles
two
methods,
most
peaks
both
real
require
SATB1.
Together,
propose
has
functionally
distinct
modes
interaction
form
scaffold
it
indirectly
tethers
open
chromatin.
Such
may
provide
gene-regulatory
network
underlying
Language: Английский
Motorized chain models of the ideal chromosome
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(28)
Published: July 2, 2024
An
array
of
motor
proteins
consumes
chemical
energy
in
setting
up
the
architectures
chromosomes.
Here,
we
explore
how
structure
ideal
polymer
chains
is
influenced
by
two
classes
motors.
The
first
class
which
call
"swimming
motors"
acts
to
propel
chromatin
fiber
through
three-dimensional
space.
They
represent
a
caricature
motors
such
as
RNA
polymerases.
Previously,
they
have
often
been
described
adding
persistent
flow
onto
Brownian
diffusion
chain.
second
motors,
"grappling
caricatures
loop
extrusion
processes
segments
fibers
some
distance
apart
are
brought
together.
We
analyze
these
models
using
self-consistent
variational
phonon
approximation
many-body
Master
equation
incorporating
activities.
show
that
whether
swimming
lead
contraction
or
expansion
depends
on
susceptibility
is,
their
activity
forces
must
exert.
Grappling
contrast
long-ranged
correlations
resemble
those
suggested
for
fractal
globules
and
consistent
with
effective
interactions
inferred
landscape
analyses
Hi-C
data
interphase
chromosome.
Language: Английский
Su(Hw) interacts with Combgap to establish long-range chromatin contacts
Epigenetics & Chromatin,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: May 21, 2024
Abstract
Background
Insulator-binding
proteins
(IBPs)
play
a
critical
role
in
genome
architecture
by
forming
and
maintaining
contact
domains.
While
the
involvement
of
several
IBPs
organising
chromatin
Drosophila
has
been
described,
specific
contribution
Suppressor
Hairy
wings
(Su(Hw))
insulator-binding
protein
to
topology
remains
unclear.
Results
In
this
study,
we
provide
evidence
for
existence
long-range
interactions
between
bound
Su(Hw)
Combgap,
which
was
first
characterised
as
Polycomb
response
elements
binding
protein.
Loss
results
disappearance
Su(Hw)-Combgap
decrease
spatial
self-interactions
among
subset
Su(Hw)-bound
sites.
Our
findings
suggest
that
are
associated
with
active
rather
than
Polycomb-directed
repression.
Furthermore,
observe
majority
transcription
start
sites
down-regulated
upon
loss
located
within
2
kb
Combgap
peaks
exhibit
Su(Hw)-dependent
changes
transcriptional
regulators’
binding.
Conclusions
This
study
demonstrates
insulator
can
form
protein,
these
factors
dependent
Language: Английский
Heterogeneity induced Block Copolymer Segregation in Confinement
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 3, 2024
Motivated
by
the
work
on
block
copolymer
models
that
provide
insights
into
epigenetics
driven
chromosome
organization,
we
investigate
segregation
behavior
of
five
distinct
2-block
co-polymers
(BCPs)
system
with
varying
sizes,
confined
within
both
symmetric
and
lateral
geometries.
Using
exact
enumeration
method
Langevin
dynamics
simulation,
our
simple
self-avoiding
polymer
model
reveals
robust
behaviors
(across
statics
dynamic
studies)
despite
strong
finite-size
effects.
We
observe
as
length
increases,
compaction
intensifies
relying
non-specific
interaction,
leading
to
longer
times.
The
study
clearly
demonstrates
formation
globular
lamellar
phases
condensed,
stable
complex
structures
in
long-range
(BCP)
systems,
providing
a
simplified
analogy
lamellar-mediated
chromatin
compaction,
which
involves
are
difficult
segregate
under
physiological
conditions.
Dominance
specific
interaction
over
long
range
BCP
systems
leads
phase
separation
self
assemblies
provides
heterochromatin—inactive
or
domains.
In
contrast,
short-range
sequences
remain
coiled
state,
exhibiting
minimal
overlap
due
short
attraction,
may
corresponds
euchromatin
regions
where
diverse
epigenetic
states
coexist,
resulting
active,
non-condensed
structures.
also
asymmetric
confinement
favors
more
between
BCPs
irrespective
their
underlying
sequence.
Language: Английский
Deeply hidden genome organization directly mediated by SATB1
Yoshinori Kohwi,
No information about this author
Xianrong Wong,
No information about this author
Marie-Pierre Grange
No information about this author
et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 21, 2021
Abstract
Mammalian
genomes
are
organized
by
multi-level
folding,
yet
how
this
organization
contributes
to
cell
type-specific
transcription
remain
unclear.
We
uncovered
that
the
nuclear
protein
SATB1
establishes
two-tiered
chromatin
organization,
one
through
indirect
binding
and
another
direct
of
base-unpairing
regions
(BURs),
which
genomic
elements
with
high
unwinding
propensities.
Published
ChIP-seq
datasets
show
highly
accessible
at
enhancers
CTCF
sites,
but
not
BURs.
By
employing
urea
ChIP-seq,
retains
only
directly
bound
protein:DNA
complexes,
we
found
BURs,
targets.
SATB1-bound
BUR
interactions
can
cross
multiple
topologically
associated
domains
(TADs)
is
required
for
these
megabase-scale
linked
gene
expression.
BURs
mainly
within
lamina
(LADs)
sequestered
lamina,
also
in
inter-LADs,
binds
a
subset
depending
on
type.
Notably,
despite
mutually
exclusive
SATB1-binding
profiles
two
methods,
most
peaks
both
real
require
SATB1.
Together,
propose
has
functionally
distinct
modes
interaction
form
scaffold
it
indirectly
tethers
open
chromatin.
Such
may
provide
gene-regulatory
network
underlying
Language: Английский