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Genome-wide organization of chromatin and the transcription machinery

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Genomics of gene regulation -- Chromatin -- Canonical nucleosome organization around genes -- ChIP-exo mapping of sequence-specific transcription factors -- Genomic organization of transcription pre-initiation complexes.…”
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Genome-wide organization of chromatin and the transcription machinery

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Genomics of gene regulation -- Chromatin -- Canonical nucleosome organization around genes -- ChIP-exo mapping of sequence-specific transcription factors -- Genomic organization of transcription pre-initiation complexes.…”
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Genome-wide organization of chromatin and the transcription machinery

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Genomics of gene regulation -- Chromatin -- Canonical nucleosome organization around genes -- ChIP-exo mapping of sequence-specific transcription factors -- Genomic organization of transcription pre-initiation complexes.…”
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Skin epigenetics how chromatin regulators orchestrate skin functions /

Table of Contents: “…-- Genes encoding keratinocyte-specific proteins -- Molecular signature of epidermal layers -- Levels of epigenetic regulation -- DNA methylation and hydroxymethylation -- DNA methylation influence on the epidermis -- Post-translational histone/covalent modifications -- Histone acetylation/de-acetylation -- Polycomb-repressive complex -- Polycomb and Trithorax play antagonistic roles -- ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling -- Non-coding RNA-dependent mechanisms -- Nucleus: storage, replication of genetic material -- Topological gene interactomes -- Morphogenesis of the epidermis -- Epidermal differentiation complex -- EDC and Lor relocation to nuclear interior -- p63 and Brg1 ablation results in retention of EDC -- Genome organizer AT-rich binding Satb1 protein -- Transcription factor and epigenetic mechanisms -- Future directions of epigenetic research.…”
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Skin epigenetics how chromatin regulators orchestrate skin functions /

Table of Contents: “…-- Genes encoding keratinocyte-specific proteins -- Molecular signature of epidermal layers -- Levels of epigenetic regulation -- DNA methylation and hydroxymethylation -- DNA methylation influence on the epidermis -- Post-translational histone/covalent modifications -- Histone acetylation/de-acetylation -- Polycomb-repressive complex -- Polycomb and Trithorax play antagonistic roles -- ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling -- Non-coding RNA-dependent mechanisms -- Nucleus: storage, replication of genetic material -- Topological gene interactomes -- Morphogenesis of the epidermis -- Epidermal differentiation complex -- EDC and Lor relocation to nuclear interior -- p63 and Brg1 ablation results in retention of EDC -- Genome organizer AT-rich binding Satb1 protein -- Transcription factor and epigenetic mechanisms -- Future directions of epigenetic research.…”
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Skin epigenetics how chromatin regulators orchestrate skin functions /

Table of Contents: “…-- Genes encoding keratinocyte-specific proteins -- Molecular signature of epidermal layers -- Levels of epigenetic regulation -- DNA methylation and hydroxymethylation -- DNA methylation influence on the epidermis -- Post-translational histone/covalent modifications -- Histone acetylation/de-acetylation -- Polycomb-repressive complex -- Polycomb and Trithorax play antagonistic roles -- ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling -- Non-coding RNA-dependent mechanisms -- Nucleus: storage, replication of genetic material -- Topological gene interactomes -- Morphogenesis of the epidermis -- Epidermal differentiation complex -- EDC and Lor relocation to nuclear interior -- p63 and Brg1 ablation results in retention of EDC -- Genome organizer AT-rich binding Satb1 protein -- Transcription factor and epigenetic mechanisms -- Future directions of epigenetic research.…”
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Histone dynamics, heritability and variants

Table of Contents: “…Contents: DNA is organized into chromatin which promotes compaction and brings about additional information -- The histone code hypothesis -- Chromatin dynamics and heritability -- Factors involved in chromatin dynamics -- Nucleosomes disruption and assembly following DNA replication fork passage -- General steps in chromatin assembly -- Histone chaperones and their possible roles (CAF-1, HIRA, ...) -- Histone H3 variants and chromatin assembly coupled or not with DNA synthesis -- Specific histone deposition pathways for each variant? …”
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Gene silencing in budding yeast

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Gene silencing: an epigenetic phenomenon -- Chromatin remodeling: heterochromatin and euchromatin -- Silent chromatin in budding yeast: mating-type loci -- Silent information regulation: telomeric genes and Sir proteins.…”
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The molecular mechanism of X chromosome inactivation

Table of Contents: “…Contents: X chromosome inactivation -- The X inactivation centre (Xic) -- Key role of the Xist locus -- Towards an understanding of Xist gene regulation in early mouse development -- Mechanisms regulating Xist RNA localisation within the inactive X chromosome territory -- Chromatin modification and gene silencing by Xist RNA.…”
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Enhancer malfunction in cancer

Table of Contents: “…Contents: MLL genes and their pathogenic translocations -- Yeast, mammalian and Drosophila systems for studying leukaemia pathogenesis -- Proteins and protein complexes that regulate chromatin modifications, transcription initiation, and transcription elongation -- What is the function of MLL? …”
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Histone dynamics, heritability and variants

Table of Contents: “…Contents: DNA is organized into chromatin which promotes compaction and brings about additional information -- The histone code hypothesis -- Chromatin dynamics and heritability -- Factors involved in chromatin dynamics -- Nucleosomes disruption and assembly following DNA replication fork passage -- General steps in chromatin assembly -- Histone chaperones and their possible roles (CAF-1, HIRA, ...) -- Histone H3 variants and chromatin assembly coupled or not with DNA synthesis -- Specific histone deposition pathways for each variant? …”
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Histone dynamics, heritability and variants

Table of Contents: “…Contents: DNA is organized into chromatin which promotes compaction and brings about additional information -- The histone code hypothesis -- Chromatin dynamics and heritability -- Factors involved in chromatin dynamics -- Nucleosomes disruption and assembly following DNA replication fork passage -- General steps in chromatin assembly -- Histone chaperones and their possible roles (CAF-1, HIRA, ...) -- Histone H3 variants and chromatin assembly coupled or not with DNA synthesis -- Specific histone deposition pathways for each variant? …”
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Polycomb epigenetic mechanisms part 1 of 2, role of PcG complexes /

Subjects: “…Chromatin.…”
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Role of polycomb proteins in gene transcription, stem cell and human diseases

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Chromatin structure -- Histone modification and regulation of methylation -- Polycomb complexes (gene silencing, recruitement & displacement of proteins, protein levels in embryoid bodies, binding regulation) -- PcG genes and human cancers -- Variations of Polycomb Repressive Complexes and their associations with polycomb proteins -- CBX family of proteins -- The Polycomb-like gene family.…”
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Gene silencing in budding yeast

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Gene silencing: an epigenetic phenomenon -- Chromatin remodeling: heterochromatin and euchromatin -- Silent chromatin in budding yeast: mating-type loci -- Silent information regulation: telomeric genes and Sir proteins.…”
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The molecular mechanism of X chromosome inactivation

Table of Contents: “…Contents: X chromosome inactivation -- The X inactivation centre (Xic) -- Key role of the Xist locus -- Towards an understanding of Xist gene regulation in early mouse development -- Mechanisms regulating Xist RNA localisation within the inactive X chromosome territory -- Chromatin modification and gene silencing by Xist RNA.…”
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Gene silencing in budding yeast

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Gene silencing: an epigenetic phenomenon -- Chromatin remodeling: heterochromatin and euchromatin -- Silent chromatin in budding yeast: mating-type loci -- Silent information regulation: telomeric genes and Sir proteins.…”
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The molecular mechanism of X chromosome inactivation

Table of Contents: “…Contents: X chromosome inactivation -- The X inactivation centre (Xic) -- Key role of the Xist locus -- Towards an understanding of Xist gene regulation in early mouse development -- Mechanisms regulating Xist RNA localisation within the inactive X chromosome territory -- Chromatin modification and gene silencing by Xist RNA.…”
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Enhancer malfunction in cancer

Table of Contents: “…Contents: MLL genes and their pathogenic translocations -- Yeast, mammalian and Drosophila systems for studying leukaemia pathogenesis -- Proteins and protein complexes that regulate chromatin modifications, transcription initiation, and transcription elongation -- What is the function of MLL? …”
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Enhancer malfunction in cancer

Table of Contents: “…Contents: MLL genes and their pathogenic translocations -- Yeast, mammalian and Drosophila systems for studying leukaemia pathogenesis -- Proteins and protein complexes that regulate chromatin modifications, transcription initiation, and transcription elongation -- What is the function of MLL? …”
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