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Beyond the transcript: Chromatin implications in trans-splicing in Trypanosomatids

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Chromatin organization at TASs in single and multi-copy gene families.

(A) Average histone H3 occupancy (top panel) and heatmaps (bottom panels) in a 1 kb window relative to the TAS for single (green) and multi-copy genes (blue) using T. cruzi histone H3 IP (SRR14691958). Red: High histone H3 density; blue: low histone H3 density. (B) Average FAIRE-seq signals were represented relative to the TAS in a 1 kb window for single (green) and multi-copy genes (blue) of T. cruzi using public data (SRR15902298) (left) and (SRR15902297) (right), respectively. (C) Average dinucleotide frequency for AA/TT/AT/TA (purple), CG/CC/GC/CG (orange) and other possible combinations (light blue) in a 100 bp window relative to the TAS for single and multi-copy genes.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0343367.g005