The chip-seq binding sites of POLR2B indicate the PoII pause there
I noticed chip-seq for POLR2B which is a core component of PoII, have a lot of binding sites in gene body? Is this because the PoII pause there? or since PoII is rapidly moving, why it have binding sites?
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One possible explanation: Pol II pauses on introns.
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