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Bryan J. Venters

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Jul 2026

Mapping the chromatin landscape of the mouse immune system with low-input automated CUT&RUN 2260000

A low-input, automated CUT&RUN workflow that incorporates standardized sample preparation to ensure reliable generation of data at the consortium scale is developed and validated and establishes a scalable, high-resolution platform for profiling chromatin landscapes from minimal cell inputs.

Aaron J. Alcala, M. Marunde, C. L. Windham et al. · 0 citations
Review Jul 2026

Abstract B011: Single-molecule protein footprinting with Fiber-seq resolves coordinated chromatin states across regulatory domain

An integrated single-molecule view of regulatory remodeling may support identification of adaptive resistance mechanisms, compensatory regulatory programs, pharmacodynamic biomarkers, and candidate synthetic lethal interactions relevant to epigenetic drug development.

Keith E. Maier, James T. Anderson, Connor P. Frasier et al. · 0 citations
Open access 2026

High-Efficiency Genomic Mapping of Chromatin-Associated Targets with CUT&RUN.

A detailed CUT&RUN protocol from sample collection through data analysis, including best practices and defined controls to ensure specific, efficient, and robust target profiling is provided.

Tessa M. Firestone, Bryan J. Venters, Katherine Novitzky et al. · 0 citations
Open access Jul 2026

Unraveling genomic regulatory complexity by adding chromatin accessibility to the long-read sequencing toolkit 2247245

Fiber-seq simultaneously profiles chromatin accessibility, DNA methylation, protein footprints, and genetic variation on single molecules at near—base-pair resolution, revealing how genetic and epigenetic features interact to regulate gene expression and provides a powerful new framework for dissecting immune cell func...

Emily A. Madden, James T. Anderson, M. Cowles et al. · 0 citations

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