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The ChIP technique allows one to obtain a DNA sample enriched in sequences bound by transcription factors or chromatin‐associated proteins.
The software Weeder was used to search through the 2205 DNA sequences bound by PARP3.
This effect raises the occupancy of the primary operator, the fraction of primary operator sequences bound by LacR, from 0.79 to between 0.985 and 0.998, a value essentially insensitive to helical phasing (Figure 7, upper panel).
In the work described here, we use chromatin immunoprecipation (ChIP) and whole genome, high density tiling arrays to identify the sequences bound by Ubx and Hth in both the T3 leg and haltere imaginal discs (Figure 1).
Comparison of RNA sequences bound by L22 has allowed for the establishment of a consensus L22 binding site consisting of a stem-loop structure with a G-C base pair at the base of the loop and a 5 7 nucleotide loop with a U residue at the 3' end [25].
Splicing regulatory elements (SREs) are sequences bound by proteins that influence splicing of nearby splice sites.
However, only 17.8% of the NRSF-bound sequences containing an NRSE (the sequence bound by NRSF) have a window with significant (p≤0.05) overlap between its NRSE its frequent WPH words.
bHLH/PAS proteins tend to be ubiquitous, latent signal-regulated transcription factors that often recognise variant forms of the classic E-box enhancer sequence bound by other bHLH proteins.
The most frequently isolated cellular RNA sequence bound by L22 maps to stem-loop 7 of 28S rRNA [25], [28].
Given the reliance of the CRE-finding algorithm used in the present study on clustering of phylogenetically conserved Crx binding sites which contain the canonical 'TAAT' sequence bound by many homeodomain TFs, putative regulatory peaks predicted around non-photoreceptor genes must be interpreted with caution.
In vertebrates, telomeres are composed of tandem repeats of the TTAGGG sequence bound by a set of specialized proteins[ 1].
