2012
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gks665
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Proximity of H2A.Z containing nucleosome to the transcription start site influences gene expression levels in the mammalian liver and brain

Abstract: Nucleosome positioning maps of several organisms have shown that Transcription Start Sites (TSSs) are marked by nucleosome depleted regions flanked by strongly positioned nucleosomes. Using genome-wide nucleosome maps and histone variant occupancy in the mouse liver, we show that the majority of genes were associated with a single prominent H2A.Z containing nucleosome in their promoter region. We classified genes into clusters depending on the proximity of H2A.Z to the TSS. The genes with no detectable H2A.Z s… Show more

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“…2). Various studies have associated H2A.Z binding in the −1 nucleosome with steady-state gene activity 11,12 , but our data suggest that stimulus-induced changes in H2A.Z binding do not correlate with transcription at this time point.…”
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“…2). Various studies have associated H2A.Z binding in the −1 nucleosome with steady-state gene activity 11,12 , but our data suggest that stimulus-induced changes in H2A.Z binding do not correlate with transcription at this time point.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…However, consistent with the wide genomic distribution of H2A.Z 11 , our sequencing data demonstrate that its depletion both up- and downregulates 451 different genes, making it difficult to ascertain specific targets through which H2A.Z regulates memory.…”
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“…Accordingly, genome-wide localization studies have mapped H2A.Z and H3.3 at promoter regions and TSS, and H3.3 density positively correlates with active transcription. However, H3.3 was also found to be associated with repressed genes and heterochromatic sites such as pericentric sites, telomeres, and retroviral elements (Drané et al 2010;Goldberg et al 2010;Bargaje et al 2012;Kraushaar et al 2013;Elsässer et al 2015). The difference in distribution may reflect distinct targeting chaperone complexes.…”
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confidence: 99%