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Rapid profiling of transcription factor-cofactor interaction networks reveals principles of epigenetic regulation

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By Rebekah Miller, Heather Hook, David Bray, Melissa M. Inge
| BioRxiv
Abstract Transcription factor (TF)-cofactor (COF) interactions define dynamic, cell-specific networks that govern gene expression; however, these networks are understudied due to a lack of methods for high-throughput profiling of DNA-bound TF-COF complexes. Here we describe the Cofactor Recruitment (CoRec) method for rapid profiling of cell-specific TF-COF complexes. We define a lysine acetyltransferase (KAT)-TF network in resting and stimulated T cells.
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Acute Effect of Night Shift Work on Endothelial Function with and without Naps: A Scoping Review

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By Paul Patterson, Jacob Friedman, Rebekah Miller, Samuel Ding
| MDPI
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Getting Back to Fairness in Taxing Invisibly Injured Victims

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By Jeremy Babener, Rebekah Miller, Tacker LeCarpentier, Paul Isaac Jr.
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Today’s rules unfairly tax victims of invisible injuries, including many instances of sexual abuse and PTSD. When victims sue for justice and win, their recoveries replace value they previously lost. From 1918 to 1996, the US Treasury and Congress exempted these amounts from tax because they “make the victim whole.” Congress changed the rule in 1996 with good intentions, but the legislation was unintentionally broad.
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