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Nanoscale shape-dependent histone modifications
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Recent observations suggest a role for complex nanoscale particulate shape in the regulation of specific immune-related cellular and in vivo processes. We suspect that cellular recognition of nanostructure architecture could involve nonmolecular inputs, including cellular transduction of nanoscale spatially resolved stresses induced by complex shape. Here, we report nanoscale shape-dependent control of the cellular epigenome. Interpretation of ChIP-Seq sequencing suggests that differential marking of H3K27me3 may be linked to sensory and synapse-recognition of nanoscale forces induced by complex shape. The observations raise significant questions on the role of particle-shape-induced immune regulation and memory, with potential consequences in both causes and treatment of immune-related disease.
Keywords:
nanoscale shape
histone modification
gold nanoparticle
epigenetics
bionanosynapse
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