An integrated genome-wide resource of DSBs, DNA replication, replication timing, transcription, and R-loops in two widely used cancer cell lines, under steady-state conditions and following prolonged low-dose DNA polymerase inhibition is established.
Abstract Exposed single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) accumulating at stalled or collapsed replication forks (RFs) can trigger the replication stress response (RSR) to prevent genome instability. Leishmania are parasitic eukaryotes whose plastic genomes facilitate rapid adaptations under stress, with intrinsic replication stres...
J. A. Black, S. Virgilio, M. S. Bastos et al.· Nucleic Acids Research· 0 citations
An updated framework for understanding replication timing as a key layer of genome regulation is provided, with emphasis on chromatin accessibility, histone modifications and variants, transcriptional regulators, and higher-order genome topology.
Anne Soeding, Lia Willerding, Lea Riemann et al.· Biological chemistry· 0 citations
Common fragile sites (CFSs) are genomic regions susceptible to chromosome breaks. However, because they were identified using cell populations, low-frequency fragile sites (non-CFSs) could have been overlooked. Here we perform single-cell genome-wide mapping and classification of aphidicolin-induced chromosome breaks....
Replication-associated errors can cause DNA damage to accumulate on the newly synthesized strand over time. In specific cases such as stem cells, retention of the “immortal” strand used as template preserves one daughter cell into pluripotency while correlating with terminal differentiation of the damage one. In somati...
Elena Di Tommaso, L. Fanelli, Simona Giunta· bioRxiv· 0 citations