Accession | GMS-97-2
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Title | Transcription-coupled changes in genomic region proximities during transcriptional bursting |
Submit date | 2025-05-13 14:56:15 |
Last update date | 2025-05-13 15:14:43 |
Contact | Soya SHINKAI soya.shinkai AT riken.jp RIKEN BDR |
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Total file size | 11.38 MB |
Keywords | PHi-C2 Genome DNA Modeling Mesoscale Brownian dynamics Nanog |
Experiment type | PHi-C2 seq-DNA-FISH Live-cell imaging |
Summary | The orchestration of our genes heavily relies on coordinated communication between enhancers and promoters, yet the mechanisms behind this dynamic interplay during active transcription remain unclear. Here, we investigated enhancer-promoter (E-P) interactions in relation to transcriptional bursting in mouse embryonic stem cells using sequential DNA/RNA/immunofluorescence–fluorescence in situ hybridization analyses. Our data reveal that the active state of specific genes is characterized by specific proximities between different genomic regions and the accumulation of transcriptional regulatory factors. Mathematical simulations suggest that an increase in local viscosity could potentially contribute to stabilizing the duration of these E-P proximities. Our study provides insights into the association among E-P proximity, protein accumulation, and transcriptional dynamics, paving the way for a more nuanced understanding of gene-specific regulatory mechanisms. |
Citation(s) | Ohishi, H., Shinkai, S., Owada, H., Fujii, T., Hosoda, K., Onami, S., Yamamoto, T., Ohkawa, Y., Ochiai, H. (2024) Transcription-coupled changes in genomic region proximities during transcriptional bursting. Science Advances 10, eadn0020 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adn0020 |
Organism | Mouse |
Cell (Tissue) | embryonic stem cell |
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[981] adn0020_movie_s2.mp4
Genome dynamics in Nanog active state simulated by PHi-C video/mp4 5.37 MB MD5: f64a4b23025080847efcacc015d2129a |
[980] adn0020_movie_s3.mp4
Genome dynamics in Nanog inactive state simulated by PHi-C video/mp4 6.01 MB MD5: 5810d5f9cfcf11fa5945fd3deb9201d4 |