Contact Mapping to Unravel Chromosome Folding.
Contact Mapping to Unravel Chromosome Folding.
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接触图谱揭示染色体折叠。
DOI:
10.1016/j.tibs.2019.09.006
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
13.8
通讯作者:
Eagen,KyleP
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作者:
Ge,Tiffany;Rosencrance,CelesteD;Eagen,KyleP
Nuclear architecture has remained mysterious due to inadequate methods for observing DNA folding. New technologies aim to probe chromosome organization by mapping chromatin contacts. Chromosome conformation capture (3C) originally relied on chemical crosslinking of chromatin followed by proximity ligation to recover spatial information of neighboring genomic loci. Ligation-based methods have progressed from measuring pairwise contacts (Hi-C), to a handful (COLA, Tri-C, MC-4C) and dozens (C-walks) of interactions genome-wide.Technologies based on proximity ligation inefficiently detect multiple interactions per locus. Ligation-free methods enhance the identification of higher-order interactions among distinct chromosomal regions as well as those within nuclear compartments. These novel methods provide unbiased spatial information from low cell inputs (Genome Architecture Mapping [GAM]), identify simultaneous interactions between multiple genomic loci (Split-pool Recognition of Interactions by Tag Extension [SPRITE]), and determine precise interactions at the single molecule level (ChIA-Drop).