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The guanylyltransferases and methyltransferases are recruited to RNA polymerase II during pausing, and release from pausing into transcription elongation is partially dependent on these enzymes.

The current model for RNAP II promoter proximal pausing and release is largely based on in vitro studies using human cell lysates (Fig. 1).

The right part of each panel indicates what is assumed in terms of kinetic relationship between splicing (i.e., intron removal), elongation (i.e., progression or pausing), and release (i.e., including some 3′ end processing time or retention on the chromatin).

Take in all the air you can, pause and then release.

From a competition point of view, there was frustration that Major League Baseball refused to pause its season and release its best players to represent their countries.

In a chilling scene, seven men, each of whom is hoping to succeed Stalin, debate a motion to "pause" arrests and executions and release some prisoners.

Acetylated histone tails have been shown to interact with bromodomains of transcription factors, such as Brd4, which promotes recruitment of Mediator complexes or positive transcription elongation factor b (P-TEFb) and release of paused RNA Pol II (Jang et al., 2005; Yang et al., 2005; Wu and Chiang, 2007).

Genome-wide ChIP analysis of ER binding regions [36], [37], [45] and ChIP-sequence studies of RNAPII recruitment [46], [47] have revealed that, in addition to ERα binding, modifications of local chromatin and epigenetic states, recruitment of specific co-factors and release of RNAPII pausing are critical for the transcriptional regulation of ER responsive genes.

CPR process data were downloaded from study defibrillator records, and then up to the first five available minutes of data for each CPR variable (chest compression depth, chest compression rate, flow-fraction, chest compression incomplete release, preshock pause, and postshock pause) were extracted.

For tension and release, the kickdrum beat pauses, a glissando slowly rises in the background, a hissing or ratcheting begins and sustains and swells until, SLAM!, the four-on-the-floor beat returns.

Thus, the Tip60 complexes bound 200 bps downstream of the TSS at many active genes may cooperate with c-Myc to co-regulate Pol II pause release and consequently, transcriptional elongation in mESCs.