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INO80/SWR Remodelers Regulate Pol II Transcription through BRD2 and Chromatin Landscape (ChIP-Seq)

ABSTRACT: INO80/SWR remodelers, including INO80, P400/TIP60, and SRCAP, have been viewed to regulate H2A.Z dynamics, but how they control specific gene expression remains unclear. Here, we reveal distinct phenotypes arising from short- and long-term perturbations following the depletion of INO80/SWR remodelers. We identified the direct target genes of INO80, P400, and SRCAP remodelers. Mechanistically, we found that INO80/SWR remodelers interact and facilitate the chromatin occupancy of the H2A.Zac reader protein BRD2, which is crucial for Pol II initiation through TFIID. Additionally, while the degradation of P400 or SRCAP led to a reduction in H2A.Zac, INO80 depletion did not affect H2A.Zac occupancy but decreased the occupancy of P400 and SRCAP. Collectively, our findings suggest that INO80/SWR remodelers primarily regulate the chromatin landscape and influences BRD2 chromatin binding, thereby shedding light on their mechanisms in Pol II transcription regulation during development and disease.

ORGANISM(S): Mus musculus

PROVIDER: GSE237532 | GEO | 2025/09/01

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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