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Text: HCV has been shown to modulate the transcriptome of infected cells to support viral production ( 28 ) . While the total amount of RAD21 on the chromatin was similar in uninfected and HCV - infected cells at interphase , we explored the possibility that HCV might modify the chromosomal residency of cohesin in order to affect gene expression . This possibility was tested by infecting Huh7.5 cells with HJ3 - 5 virus , and passaging the cells until ∼100 % of the cells were positive for HCV . These cells were used for chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by next generation sequencing ( ChIP - seq ) of the RAD21 cohesin subunit . The analysis of differential peaks is presented in Figure 2A demonstrating the number of counts per million ( CPM - the log 2 of the read abundance determined by edgeR ) for each peak versus the log 2 fold change between infected and non - infected cells . Data revealed over 4400 RAD21 binding sites distributed along the genome with significant change in infected compared with non - infected cells ( Figure 2A , red dots ) . Overall , we observed enrichment of RAD21 on the chromatin in infected cells ( Figure 2A , red dots , log 2 fold change > 0 ) . Intersection of these data with annotated genomic features revealed that these binding sites are enriched mainly at regulatory elements including CpG islands , enhancers , and promoters ( Figure 2B ) . This annotation defined the differentially modified genes ( DMGs ; genes in the vicinity of differential ChIP - seq peaks ) induced by HCV infection for each ChIP - seq experiment .<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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