Sequence-dependent nucleosome formation in trinucleotide repeats evaluated by in vivo chemical mapping
Sequence-dependent nucleosome formation in trinucleotide repeats evaluated by in vivo chemical mapping
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通过体内化学作图评估三核苷酸重复中序列依赖性核小体的形成
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2021.03.155
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2021
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Mitsuhiro Shimizu
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Koji Katsumata;Yuichi Ichikawa;Tomohiro Fuse;Hitoshi Kurumizaka;Akio Yanagida ;Takeshi Urano;Hiroaki Kato;Mitsuhiro Shimizu
Trinucleotide repeat sequences (TRSs), consisting of 10 unique classes of repeats in DNA, are members of microsatellites and abundantly and non-randomly distributed in many eukaryotic genomes. The lengths of TRSs are mutable, and the expansions of several TRSs are implicated in hereditary neurological diseases. However, the underlying causes of the biased distribution and the dynamic properties of TRSs in the genome remain elusive. Here, we examined the effects of TRSs on nucleosome formationin vivoby histone H4–S47C site-directed chemical cleavages, using well-defined yeast minichromosomes in which each of the ten TRS classes resided in the central region of a positioned nucleosome. We showed that (AAT)12and (ACT)12act as strong nucleosome-promoting sequences, while (AGG)12and (CCG)12act as nucleosome-excluding sequencesin vivo. The local histone binding affinity scores support the idea that nucleosome formation in TRSs, except for (AGG)12, is mainly determined by the affinity for the histone octamers. Overall, our study presents a framework for understanding the nucleosome-forming abilities of TRSs.