Dna-barcoded nucleosomes for chromatin mapping assays
A nucleosome and barcoding technology, applied in the field of DNA barcoding recombinant nucleosomes, can solve the problem of incompatibility of immune tethering methods
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[0232] Example 1: Schematic of how DNA barcoded nucleosomes can be used for chromatin accessibility and chromatin mapping assays.
[0233] The following example shows how DNA-barcoded incorporation into nucleosomes can be used as an incorporation control in genome mapping assays using solid supports. Of note, nucleosome incorporation can also be used in a similar workflow without the use of solid supports. exist figure 1 In the example above, the ATAC-seq workflow is shown, where nucleosome incorporation can be added to the sample (cells or nuclei) either before or after the sample is bound to the solid support. After fixation, samples are permeabilized and incubated with Tn5 (loaded with adapters compatible with Illumina sequencers), which binds to open chromatin. Labeling is initiated by adding magnesium, followed by DNA purification, PCR, and next-generation sequencing. Similar to sample chromatin, Tn5 will bind and label adapter DNA incorporated on nucleosomes. DNA rec...
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[0234] Example 2: Development of DNA barcoded nucleosome incorporation controls for CUT & RUN assays.
[0235] Various DNA configurations can be used as nucleosome positioning sequences to develop DNA barcoded recombinant nucleosome incorporations compatible with immunotethering methods such as CUT&RUN or CUT&Tag. Here, two different DNA templates for nucleosome assembly are shown. Each template was derived from the Widom 601 sequence (Lowary and Widom 1998) and modified to include a 24bp barcode near the 147bp 3' end. The 147bp nucleosome positioning sequence was also flanked by 5' biotin and a linker of less length ( Figure 2A-2B ). Using these templates next, a pilot panel of DNA barcoded nucleosomes was generated using recombinantly modified octamers that were either unmodified or carried H3K4me1, H3K4me2, or H3K4me3 (each nucleosome consisted of a unique DNA barcode representation; Figure 2C ). Next, it was tested whether these nucleosomes could be used to monitor ...
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