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Integrating transcription factor abundance with chromatin accessibility in human erythroid lineage commitment

Reema BaskariD, Amy F. CheniD, Patricia M.B. FavaroiD, Warren D. ReynoldsiD, Fabian MülleriD, Luciene BorgesiD, Sizun JiangiD, Hyun Shin ParkiD, Eric T. KooliD, William James GreenleafiD, Sean C. BendalliD

Abstract

We present InTAC-seq, a method for simultaneous quantification of genome-wide open chromatin and intracellular protein abundance in fixed cells. Using InTAC we directly observe variation in chromatin accessibility and transcription factor motif occupancy driven by differences in transcription factor protein abundance. By purifying bone marrow progenitor cells based on GATA1 protein expression, we establish its role in both functional and epigenetic restriction of erythroid cell identity in human hematopoiesis.

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