Origin firing at repetitive sequences and genome replication - Admin Supplement
Origin firing at repetitive sequences and genome replication - Admin Supplement
批准号:
10626663
负责人:
Antonio Bedalov
金额:
$0.8万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-02-01 至 2024-02-29
关键词:
AffectAgingBiological PhenomenaCell AgingChromatinChromosome StructuresCopperDNA Polymerase IIDNA SequenceGenesGenetic TranscriptionGenomeHeterochromatinHuman GenomeLinkLocationMediatingMethodsModelingModernizationMutationNucleosomesNucleotidesPeptide Initiation FactorsPositioning AttributePre-Replication ComplexPrevalenceProcessRNARepetitive SequenceReplication InitiationReplication OriginRepressionResourcesRestRibosomal DNASaccharomycetalesSiteSpecificitySystemTestingTranscriptional ActivationYeastsbasecarcinogenesisdeep sequencingdensityenvironmental changeepigenomeparent grantparent projecttool
中文摘要
家长补助金摘要(R 01 GM 117446)
超过一半的人类基因组由重复的DNA序列组成
组织为基因贫乏、复制延迟、转录沉默的异染色质。
最近的研究已经发现,在重复的转录去抑制,
在癌症发生和衰老过程中。去阻遏加速了这些
区域,从而损害在基因丰富的转录活性的复制,
染色质尽管低水平之间的关联的重要性和普遍性,
转录和后期复制的机制,这种联系的机制基础仍然不清楚。
核糖体DNA(rDNA)以及铜诱导的CUP 1阵列在
芽殖酵母是阐明这些机制的理想实验系统
有两个主要原因。首先,在每个基因座处,单一操作,Sir 2缺失,
rDNA和库珀在CUP 1的施用,激活转录和
复制,提供了一个简单的工具来操纵这两个过程。第二,每个rDNA
CUP 1重复序列具有单一的、序列定义的复制起点,
复制起始因子和核小体的均匀和可预测的定位,
他们的附近。这一特点使得这些系统,以及一般的酵母来源,
深度测序方法在表观基因组分析中的应用
发达,提供了巨大的优势,超过哺乳动物的起源,缺乏
序列特异性混淆了现代基于深度测序的方法。
我们的方法在核苷酸水平上解决了核小体的精确位置,
复制复合物(前RC)的重复以及在独特的区域,
基因组使用这些方法,我们发现,转录激活在两个
rDNA和CUP 1起源导致邻近前-
RC,尽管在两个基因座上的方式不同:在CUP 1,转录减少
在前RC装载位点旁边的核小体占据,而在rDNA处,
前RC装载位点旁边的核小体占据率没有改变;相反,RNA
Pol-II将前RC推向具有低核小体密度的相邻区域。使用此
实验系统和工具的染色质分析,我们已经开发,我们将
确定与前RC相邻的高核小体占据是否抑制复制
核小体的启动和是否染色质抑制介导的抑制
重塑者在转录沉默的染色质中加强晚期复制。
英文摘要
Abstract of the Parent Grant (R01 GM117446)
Over half of the human genome is comprised of repetitive DNA sequences
organized as gene-poor, late replicating, transcriptionally silent heterochromatin.
Recent studies have discerned widespread transcriptional de-repression at repeated
regions during carcinogenesis and aging. De-repression accelerates replication of these
regions and thus compromises replication in the gene-rich transcriptionally active
chromatin. Despite the importance and prevalence of the association between low levels
of transcription and late replication, the mechanistic basis for this link remains unclear.
The ribosomal DNA (rDNA) as well as copper-inducible CUP1 arrays in
budding yeast are ideal experimental systems in which to elucidate these mechanisms
for two main reasons. First, at each locus, a single manipulation, Sir2 depletion at the
rDNA, and cooper administration at the CUP1, activates both transcription and
replication, providing a simple tool to manipulate both processes. Second, each rDNA
and CUP1 repeat features a single, sequence-defined origin of replication, which creates
uniform and predictable positioning of replication initiation factors and nucleosomes in
their vicinity. This feature makes these systems, and yeast origins in general, ideal for
the application of deep sequencing methods for epigenome profiling we have
developed, offering a tremendous advantage over mammalian origins whose lack of
sequence-specificity confounds modern deep sequencing-based approaches.
Our methods resolves at nucleotide level the precise location of nucleosomes and pre-
replicative complexes (pre-RC) at the repetitive as well as in unique regions of the
genome. Using these methods, we discovered that transcriptional activation at both
rDNA and CUP1 origins leads to reduced occupancy of nucleosomes adjacent to pre-
RC, though by different means at the two loci: At CUP1, transcription reduces
nucleosome occupancy next to the pre-RC loading site, whereas at the rDNA the
nucleosome occupancy next to the pre-RC loading site does not change; instead, RNA
Pol-II pushes pre-RC to an adjacent region with low nucleosome density. Using this
experimental system and the tools for chromatin profiling we have developed, we will
determine whether high nucleosome occupancy adjacent to pre-RC inhibits replication
initiation and whether chromatin compaction-mediated inhibition of nucleosome
remodelers enforce late replication in transcriptionally silent chromatin.
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