Application of dual reading domains as novel reagents in chromatin biology reveals a new H3K9me3 and H3K36me2/3 bivalent chromatin state.

Rebekka MauserGoran KungulovskiCorinna KeupRichard ReinhardtAlbert Jeltsch

Published in: Epigenetics & chromatin (2017)

The application of double-HiMIDs allows the single-step study of co-occurrence and distribution of combinatorial chromatin marks. Our discovery of a novel H3K9me3-H3K36me2/3 bivalent chromatin state illustrates the power of this approach, and it will stimulate numerous follow-up studies on its biological functions.

Keyphrases

dna damage
gene expression
transcription factor
genome wide
small molecule
dna methylation
working memory
high throughput
single cell