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Table 1 Putative functions borne by TGFB2 PIRs

From: Multiple Fra-1-bound enhancers showing different molecular and functional features can cooperate to repress gene transcription

PIR center position

PIR coordinates

Fra-1 peak

ATAC- seq

p300/CBP

CTCF

Putative function

− 46

chr1:218,471,651-218,473,869

–

–

–

− 46

Chromatin organization

 + 32

chr1:218,549,326-218,552,116

 + 32

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 116

chr1:218,630,568-218,638,881

 + 115

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 118

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 136

chr1:218,651,100-218,656,338

 + 136

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 151

chr1:218,666,260-218,672,881

 + 151

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 240

chr1:218,753,682-218,767,687

 + 240

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 314

chr1:218,826,456-218,839,841

 + 314

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 315

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 360

chr1:218,867,620-218,891,396

 + 360

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 729

chr1:219,232,878-219,269,584

 + 744

✓

✓

 

Active enhancer

–

–

–

 + 722

Chromatin organization

 + 836

chr1:219,339,009-219,372,344

–

✓

–

–

Epromoter

 + 980

chr1:219,489,115-219,510,682

980

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 + 1041

chr1:219,553,878-219,563,787

–

–

–

 + 1041

Chromatin organization

 + 1222

chr1:219,730,289-219,752,737

–

–

–

 + 1222

Chromatin organization

 + 1316

chr1:219,822,398-219,844,303

–

–

 + 1314

 + 1316

Chromatin organization

 + 1449

chr1:219,939,514-220,000,504

 + 1426

✓

✓

–

Active enhancer

 

–

–

 + 1460

Chromatin organization

 

–

–

 + 1468

Chromatin organization

  1. For more details, the molecular characteristics of TGFB2 PIRs are extensively presented in Additional file 3: Data S3. Not all PIRs are bound by Fra-1, suggesting that they do not all have the same function(s). At all Fra-1-bound PIRs, Fra-1 ChIP-seq signals overlap with p300/CBP ChIP-seq- and ATAC-seq signals and are surrounded by H3K4me1 and H3K27ac ChIP-seq signals (Additional file 3: Data S3). This suggests that these PIRs bear active TGFB2 enhancers. Besides this, certain PIRs show binding of CTCF at places neither bound by Fra-1 nor showing any detectable signals in ATAC-seq- and p300/CBP ChIP-seq experiments. As they are also poorly, or not, marked by H3K4me1, H3K4me3 and H3K27ac (Additional file 3: Data S3), they are likely to constitute 3D chromatin-organizing elements. Of note, PIRs + 729 and + 1449 are composite PIRs where a candidate Fra-1-bound active enhancer and one or two putative CTCF-bound structural elements are easily distinguished. Finally, PIR + 836 is not bound by Fra-1 but bears an annotated gene TSS and presents marks specifying active promoters, i.e. high Pol II-, H3K4me3- and H3K27ac signals, as well as ATAC-seq signal (Additional file 3: Data S3) and might be a TGFB2 Epromoter