EPIGENOMIC REGULATION OF GENOMES
基因组的表观基因组调控
基本信息
- 批准号:10403285
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 53.86万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-09-01 至 2027-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3-DimensionalAdoptedArchitectureBase PairingBiochemicalBiological AssayCell NucleusCellsChromatinComplexDNADeletion MutationDiagnosticDiseaseEventExcisionGene ClusterGene Expression RegulationGenesGenetic TranscriptionGenomeGoalsHumanHuman GenomeKnowledgeLifeLocationMapsMeasuresMolecularPersonsPhaseProteinsRNARegulationResearchResolutionSaccharomycesSignal TransductionSpecific qualifier valueSystemTechnologyTestingYeastscofactorepigenomeepigenomicshuman tissueinsightmanprogramspromoterprotein functionreconstitutionresponsetissue/cell culturetranscription factorultra high resolutionwhole genome
项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
Gene regulation is central to all life, normal and diseased. The long-term goal of this research program is to un-
derstand the molecular mechanisms governing the regulation of all genes in yeast and human systems. This
basic knowledge will help produce better diagnostics and treatment options for people. Regulation of the hu-
man genome is very complex. Therefore, this research program is focused initially on the simpler yeast Saccha-
romyces to experimentally dissect mechanisms of gene regulation that are fundamental and common to all eu-
karyotic life. Concepts developed in yeast are ultimately tested in human cells, thereby accelerating discovery.
This research program has developed an ultra-high-resolution assay called ChIP-exo to map the bound
locations of essentially any protein throughout any genome at base-pair resolution. Using this strategy, a com-
prehensive first-of-its-kind epigenome map of the protein-DNA architecture of yeast cells was established. This
is now being established in human cells. The epigenome is defined here as the compilation of all molecular in-
teractions with DNA and RNA, beyond base-pairing. The next phase of this research is to understand the func-
tional interactions among the protein components of the epigenome. This will be achieved in part through dele-
tion, mutation, and/or rapid depletion of protein components of the epigenome, particularly those involved in
inducible and constitutive transcription. The former is gene-specific and can be hyper-expressed in response to
specific signaling events. The latter is general to most genes and typically occurs at low levels. Importantly, the
research program here is defining the protein architecture that specifies inducible versus constitutive promot-
ers. Once protein components of this architecture are experimentally removed (e.g., sequence-specific tran-
scription factors or their cofactors), then the impact of this removal will be measured on chromatin organiza-
tion, loading of the core transcription machinery and subsequent transcription. A parallel strategy will be em-
ployed in human tissue culture cells to assess conserved paradigms.
This research will also continue with its previous biochemical reconstitution of chromatin organization
across entire genomes using purified proteins, but now adding in components of the transcription machinery
and their regulatory factors. A biochemical system will provide greater control over the experimental parame-
ters and therefore provide greater insight into molecular mechanisms of gene control. It is now clear that in-
duced genes coalesce in 3D space within the nucleus. However, it remains unclear which genes coalesce into
which hubs. Therefore, 3D mapping technologies like SPRITE will be adopted to measure gene clustering. This
will provide insight into how multiple genes become coordinately induced by regulatory signals. Taken to-
gether, the product of this research program will be a detailed molecular understanding of transcription and its
regulation.
项目总结/摘要
基因调控是所有生命的核心,无论是正常的还是患病的。这项研究计划的长期目标是联合国-
了解酵母和人类系统中所有基因调控的分子机制。这
基本知识将有助于为人们提供更好的诊断和治疗选择。《胡--
人类基因组是非常复杂的。因此,这项研究计划最初集中在简单的酵母Saccha-
romyces实验解剖基因调控的机制,是根本和共同的所有欧盟,
生命的轮回。在酵母中开发的概念最终在人类细胞中进行测试,从而加速发现。
该研究项目开发了一种名为ChIP-exo的超高分辨率检测方法,
基本上任何蛋白质在任何基因组中的碱基对分辨率位置。利用这一策略,一个...
首次建立了酵母细胞蛋白质-DNA结构的表观基因组图谱。这
正在人类细胞中建立。表观基因组在这里被定义为所有分子信息的汇编-
与DNA和RNA的相互作用,超越了碱基配对。这项研究的下一个阶段是了解功能-
表观基因组的蛋白质组分之间的相互作用。这将部分通过删除-
表观基因组的蛋白质组分的突变、突变和/或快速消耗,特别是那些参与
诱导型和组成型转录。前者是基因特异性的,并且可以在应答中过度表达。
特定的信号事件。后者对大多数基因是普遍的,并且通常以低水平发生。重要的是
这里的研究计划是定义蛋白质结构,指定诱导型启动子与组成型启动子,
呃。一旦这种结构的蛋白质组分被实验性地去除(例如,序列特异性跨
转录因子或其辅因子),则将测量这种去除对染色质组织的影响。
核心转录机器的装载和随后的转录。一个平行的战略将是-
在人类组织培养细胞中使用,以评估保守的范例。
这项研究也将继续其先前的生化重建染色质组织
使用纯化的蛋白质跨越整个基因组,但现在添加了转录机制的组件,
及其调控因素。一个生化系统将提供更大的控制实验参数-
因此,提供了更深入的了解基因控制的分子机制。现在很清楚,在-
诱导的基因在细胞核内的3D空间中合并。然而,目前还不清楚哪些基因合并成
哪些集线器因此,将采用SPRITE等3D绘图技术来测量基因聚类。这
将提供深入了解多个基因如何成为协调诱导的监管信号。带去-
总之,这项研究计划的成果将是对转录及其
调控
项目成果
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HIGH RESOLUTION EPIGENOMIC MAPS OF YEAST IN RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
酵母响应环境压力的高分辨率表观基因组图
- 批准号:
10675035 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
$ 53.86万 - 项目类别:
High Resolution Mapping of Functional Elements in the Yeast Genome
酵母基因组功能元件的高分辨率图谱
- 批准号:
10221918 - 财政年份:2020
- 资助金额:
$ 53.86万 - 项目类别:
High Resolution Mapping of Functional Elements in the Yeast Genome
酵母基因组功能元件的高分辨率图谱
- 批准号:
10357973 - 财政年份:2020
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High Resolution Mapping of Functional Elements in the Yeast Genome
酵母基因组功能元件的高分辨率图谱
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TATA 结合蛋白的全基因组调控
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High Resolution Mapping of Functional Elements in the Yeast Genome
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酵母基因组功能元件的高分辨率图谱
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8293295 - 财政年份:2007
- 资助金额:
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