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Yiling Xu
Fred Hutch Cancer CenterORCID 0000-0002-4942-5232Unclaimed ORCID profile · follow to get notified of new preprints
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2024-2026 · peak 3/yrCo-Author Collaboration Network
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- Scientific Communication & EducationFrontiers in Epigenetics and EpigenomicsPeer-reviewed
Chromatin profiling for everyone: FFPE-CUTAC for the theory and practice of modern molecular biology
Yiling Xu, Steven Henikoff, Kami Ahmad
The paper describes a summer research program where students learned chromatin profiling using FFPE-CUTAC, focusing on practical lab techniques and bioinformatics analysis.
1 citation - Cancer BiologySciencePeer-reviewed
RNA Polymerase II hypertranscription at histone genes in cancer FFPE samples
Steven Henikoff, Ye Zheng, Ronald M. Paranal…·Kami Ahmad
The paper identifies RNA Polymerase II hypertranscription at histone genes in cancer FFPE samples, linking it to tumor progression and aneuploidy.
- Cancer BiologyNature CommunicationsPeer-reviewed
KMT2A oncoproteins induce epigenetic resistance to targeted therapies
Derek H. Janssens, Melodie Duran, Dominik J. Otto…·Steven Henikoff
This study shows KMT2A oncoproteins drive lineage-switching and epigenetic resistance in leukemia by dynamically binding chromatin and persisting as ENL-marked lesions despite therapy.
- GeneticsAnalytical ChemistryPeer-reviewed
Well-Paired-Seq2: High-Throughput and High-Sensitivity Strategy for Characterizing Low RNA-Content Cell/Nucleus Transcriptomes
Kun Yin, Meijuan Zhao, Yiling Xu…·Chaoyong James Yang
The paper introduces WPS2, a high-throughput and high-sensitivity scRNA-seq method, which improves gene and transcript detection in low RNA-content cells and nuclei.
- GeneticsCell ReportsPeer-reviewed
Expansion of human centromeric arrays in cells undergoing break-induced replication
Soyeon Showman, Paul B. Talbert, Yiling Xu…·Steven Henikoff
The paper shows centromeric arrays can expand and contract in somatic cell divisions, with expansion favored, and identifies RAD52 and PIF1 as required for array changes via break-induced replication.
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