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Title:¡¡The chromatin remodeler Ino80 mediates RNAPII pausing site determination

Abstract
The protein complexes that control RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) elongation rate and processivity are poorly understood. Moreover, it is unclear how chromatin remodelers affect transcription elongation through communicating with RNAPII. To address these questions, we utilized the simple yeast genetics, high-throughput genome analysis, and bioinformatic technique to analyze RNAPII transcription elongation in vivo. Especially, we characterized Ino80 complex and its binding partners to understand transcription elongation mechanism. We found that Ino80 regulates promoter-proximal pausing-like pattern of RNAPII and this activity is conserved in mouse embryonic stem cells, suggesting that Ino80 complex orchestrates a mechanism for proper transcription elongation, linking chromatin remodeling activity to productive mRNA synthesis mediated by RNAPII. In this talk, I will discuss the recent progress of our laboratory about chromatin remodeling complex that function within a defined window to promote Pol II processivity, elongation rate variation, and progression past polyadenylation sites in early gene body regions to prevent accumulation of immature, truncated transcripts.