Comparison of PU.1 genomic binding across immune cells reveals cell type-specific roles in autoimmune disease
David A. Lewis, Molly Shook, Lucinda P. Lawson…·Leah Claire Kottyan
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David A. Lewis, Molly Shook, Lucinda P. Lawson…·Leah Claire Kottyan
Yin Yeng Lee, Mehari Endale, Gang Wu…·John B. Hogenesch
This study uses machine learning to predict sleep-related genes from genomic data and validates the NF-κB pathway's role in sleep duration in mice.
Valeriya Malysheva, Helen F. Ray-Jones, Nora Lakes…·Mikhail Spivakov
The paper maps promoter interactions in human ILC3s using PCHi-C and links GWAS risk variants to target genes, identifying new autoimmune disease risk genes.
Andrew C. Liu, Yang Shen, Destino Roman…·Carlos Enrique Prada
This study identifies new MTOR variants in Smith-Kingsmore Syndrome, reveals circadian and sleep deficits, and shows rapamycin treatment can improve symptoms.
Gang Wu, Marc D. Ruben, Lauren J. Francey…·John B. Hogenesch
The paper develops a 12-gene circadian biomarker from epidermal samples that accurately estimates circadian phase across body sites, ages, sexes, and platforms.
Gang Wu, Marc D. Ruben, Robert E. Schmidt…·John B. Hogenesch
The paper identifies robust circadian rhythms in human skin at the population level and develops single-sample biomarkers for circadian phase.
Marc D. Ruben, Gang Wu, David F. Smith…·John B. Hogenesch
The paper identifies rhythmic gene expression across human tissues using computational methods and highlights implications for circadian medicine in cardiovascular disease.