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CGGBP1 from higher amniotes restricts cytosine methylation and drives a GC-bias in transcription factor binding sites at repressed promoters

2024-11-15

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CGGBP1, a 20 kDa protein, has several functions associated with its DNA-binding through a C2H2 zinc finger. A range of studies have shown that GC richness, inter-strand G/C-skew and low cytosine methylation are associated with CGGBP1 occupancy. The non-preference of any sequence motif as CGGBP1 binding site suggests widespread association of CGGBP1 with DNA including at potent transcription factor binding sites (T...

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703360e1-9691-5620-82f4-57eb8fe91235
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10.1101/2024.11.14.623544
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