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MYC and RNA Polymerase II Binding Near Transcriptional End Sites Regulate the Expression of Functionally-Related Genes

2026-06-26

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MYC oncoprotein binding at promoters and enhancers influences RNA polymerase II (RNAPII)-driven gene expression. Numerous genes also bind MYC near their transcriptional end sites (TESs). This often allows direct promoter-TES contact via looping and further regulates total and “read-through” transcription that extends beyond standard termination sites. We aimed here to better clarify the rules governing TES-associa...

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6a8bd6ec-1dab-5a66-8135-0a787f9a4cae
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10.64898/2026.06.22.733817
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