Brendan R. Camellato

The paper identifies context-dependent enhancer synergy in mouse embryonic stem cells, showing that enhancers can significantly boost neighboring DHS activity and that this synergy depends on distance and specific transcription factor sequences.

This paper synthesizes the largest eukaryotic yeast chromosome, synIV, and investigates how its 3D structure affects gene regulation and transcription.

The paper analyzes multi-omic data from two pig heart xenografts in human decedents to identify immune and metabolic responses associated with rejection and injury.

MenDEL automates the selection of BAC sets to cover long DNA regions by allowing users to define criteria and find optimal combinations from existing libraries.

The paper introduces a reversed synthetic locus into yeast and mouse genomes to study default chromatin states, finding widespread transcription in yeast but not in mouse.

The paper investigates the functional interdependence of super-enhancer elements in erythroid -globin gene regulation, revealing the necessity of facilitator elements for optimal activity.