EnhancerNet: a model for enhancer selection in dense regulatory networks recapitulates the dynamics of cell type acquisition
Omer Karin
Abstract:Multicellular organisms are made of many cell types that share a common genetic code. Cell type specification occurs through feedback interactions between transcription factors (TFs) and enhancers, which are regulatory elements with dynamic chromatin that can initiate transcription in distal genes. Understanding the structure and dynamics of these regulatory networks is a key challenge for cell biology. Here, we address this by considering a generic model for a dense feedback network involving TFs and enhancer… Show more
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