The Evening Complex Establishes Repressive Chromatin Domains Via H2A.Z Deposition

Nov 13, 2019Plant physiology

The Evening Complex Helps Create Gene-Silencing Regions by Adding H2A.Z Protein

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Abstract

The Evening Complex (EC) in Arabidopsis regulates gene expression by inducing repressive chromatin structure at dusk.

  • The EC integrates temperature information with environmental signals to influence gene expression.
  • ELF3, a component of the EC, interacts directly with a protein from the SWR1 complex to manage H2A.Z-nucleosome deposition.
  • SWR1 components exhibit circadian oscillation in gene expression, peaking at dusk.
  • Disruption in SWR1 activity alters the expression of morning-expressed genes, indicating its role in the circadian clock.
  • The EC-SWR1 complex binds to key clock gene loci and facilitates nucleosome deposition, aligning with gene repression at dusk.

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