Effects of Lamina-Chromatin Attachment on Super Long-Range Chromatin Interactions
Delafrouz, P.; Farooq, H.; Du, L.; Ma, A.; Liang, J.
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The interactions between chromatin and lamin proteins localized on the nuclear envelope play a crucial role in the three-dimensional (3D) organization of the genome. This study investigates the influence of lamin associated domains (LADs) on genome organization at the chromosome level using 3D polymer models of mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) and embryonic stem cells (mESCs). By integrating genome-wide LAD maps from DamID assays, we simulated chromatin conformations with and without LAD attachment to the nuclear envelope. Our results show that incorporating LAD-lamin interactions yields a radial chromatin distribution consistent with experimental observations. Moreover, LAD-lamin interactions induce significant super long-range chromatin contacts across distant genomic regions. These findings suggest two distinct mechanisms driving induction of chromatin interactions by LAD-lamin attachment.
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