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Omics · study · 2026

Differential chromatin accessability in follicular B cells, marginal zone B cells and newly formed plasma cells. [ATAC-Seq]

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Marginal zozne B cells are poised to rapidly differentiate into plasma cells through biochemical pathways activated by Notch2 signaling.

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We sought to determine differences in chromatin accessability at plasma cell program-relevant loci between these cells and follicular B cells also located within the spleen but less receptive to Notch signaling. To ths end, we prepared ATAC-seq libriaries from steady state marginal zone and follicular B cells as well as newly formed plasma cells generated in Blimp1GFP/+ reporter mice 4 days post immunization with LPS.

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