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Cohesin loading at regulatory elements shapes 3D genome folding during erythropoiesis

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During erythropoiesis, differentiating cells silence much of the genome while maintaining high expression of select genes.

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It remains unclear whether this transcriptional specialization is linked to specific changes in 3D genome organization. We generated deep Micro-C maps across human erythropoiesis to understand the relationship between cis-regulatory elements and cohesin-mediated loop extrusion during erythroid differentiation.

Shifts in erythroid 3D genome structure during differentiation and under perturbations of transcription factors and cohesin subunits/cofactors indicates that a subset of CREs concentrate loop extrusion near key genes during erythroid differentiation.

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