Chromatin is a long polymer in which the genetic code is intricately arranged in 4D (space and time). Beyond the DNA sequence, the epigenetic state and 3D organization of chromatin dictate the gene regulation in a spatio-temporal manner.The study of chromatin is at a juncture where recent advances in genomics, high-resolution microscopy, and single-cell level measurements have made it possible to understand the underlying principles behind this complex organization and gene regulation.Integrating this diverse information into a coherent understanding requires multi-disciplinary expertise, and this meeting aims to facilitate such cross-talks between specialists from different fields. Discussions during the meeting on novel experimental observations and phenomenology, along with physical principles and data-driven methods, are expected to benefit the diverse community interested in chromatin.The first week will be a pedagogical workshop that will cover diverse experimental and theoretica...
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Nuclear envelope proteins regulate chromosome territory and gene loci dynamics in the interphase nucleus
Kundan SenguptaICTS:29651 -
Understanding Epigenetic Mechanisms through the Engineering of Synthetic Chromatin in Cells
Ramesh YelagandulaICTS:29632 -
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Compaction-mediated segregation of partly replicated bacterial chromosome
Sumitabha BrahmachariICTS:29644 -