Identification of DNA elements that maintain epigenetic memory in T Cells

Cockerill, Peter (Principal Investigator)
Bonifer, Conny (Co-Investigator)

Cancer and Genomic Sciences

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Chromatin priming elements establish immunological memory in T cells without activating transcription: T cell memory is maintained by DNA elements which stably prime inducible genes without activating steady state transcription
Bevington, S. L., Cauchy, P. & Cockerill, P. N., 1 Feb 2017, In: BioEssays. 39, 2, 1600184.
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Chromatin priming of genes in development: concepts, mechanisms and consequences
Bonifer, C. & Cockerill, P., May 2017, In: Experimental Hematology. 49, p. 1-8
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T cell receptor and cytokine signaling can function at different stages to establish and maintain transcriptional memory and enable T helper cell differentiation
Bevington, S. L., Cauchy, P., Withers, D. R., Lane, P. J. L. & Cockerill, P. N., 3 Mar 2017, In: Frontiers in immunology. 8, 16 p., 204.
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