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1 genomic regions condense to form peripheral heterochromatin.

2 r softening driven by loss of H3K9me3-marked heterochromatin.

3 s more prominent in late S phase, and favors heterochromatin.

4 may be redirected to genes upon the loss of heterochromatin.

5 d lysine at the ninth residue, a hallmark of heterochromatin.

6 erentiation and the formation of facultative heterochromatin.

7 cation of genes loci between euchromatin and heterochromatin.

8 have been found outside regions of canonical heterochromatin.

9 ranscriptionally silent epigenetic states or heterochromatin.

10 ci, even if these loci are uncorrelated with heterochromatin.

11 ontribute to the effects of streptonigrin on heterochromatin.

12 ns rather than regular fibril structures for heterochromatin.

13 Cajal bodies, as well as in the clusters of heterochromatin.

14 enforce the unique epigenetic properties of heterochromatin.

15 isrupts the perinuclear anchoring of genomic heterochromatin.

16 well as H2A.W histone variants, hallmarks of heterochromatin.

17 sion and to faithfully maintain silencing of heterochromatin.

18 rochromatin, especially within perinucleolar heterochromatin.

19 main would have the potential to destabilize heterochromatin.

20 pack their genomic DNA into euchromatin and heterochromatin.

21 use piRNA-loaded Piwi is unable to establish heterochromatin.

22 gene silencing via formation of facultative heterochromatin.

23 hromatin are now embedded in pericentromeric heterochromatin.

24 of H3-H4 tetramers, underlies inheritance of heterochromatin.

25 lencing and preserve epigenetic stability of heterochromatin.

26 A defect is associated with fragmentation of heterochromatin.

27 small RNAs to help maintain pericentromeric heterochromatin.

28 distinct, H1-mediated pathways for silencing heterochromatin.

29 -replicating regions such as pericentromeric heterochromatin.

30 which compromise the formation of silencing heterochromatin.

31 sitioning on promoters, and the emergence of heterochromatin [1-4].

32 Heterochromatin, a densely packed chromatin state that i

33 ge include reduced euchromatin and increased heterochromatin abundance, resulting in transcriptional

34 are abnormally hypomethylated, subtelomeric heterochromatin acquires open chromatin characteristics,

35 We conclude that heterochromatin alters chromatin loop size, thus contrib

36 is the dramatic remodelling of constitutive heterochromatin, although the functional relevance of th

37 results in increased stochastic firing from heterochromatin and decreased origin density at TAD bord

38 Arabidopsis, while H1 is known to influence heterochromatin and DNA methylation, its contribution to

39 R at transcription start sites, depletion of heterochromatin and downregulation of H3K9me3-specific m

40 these proteins exhibit variable spreading of heterochromatin and establishment of new heterochromatin

41 ovel transcribed regions and target genes in heterochromatin and euchromatic regions of reduced recom

42 While heterochromatin and euchromatin are globally poised for

43 solation of native Schizosaccharomyces pombe heterochromatin and euchromatin fragments and analyze th

44 A homeostatic balance between heterochromatin and euchromatin is essential to genomic

45 atially and functionally distinct domains of heterochromatin and euchromatin play important roles in

46 ropose that MeCP2 enhances the separation of heterochromatin and euchromatin through its condensate p

47 e 9 (H3K9) trimethylation is associated with heterochromatin and gene repression during cell-fate cha

48 Here we describe the finding that heterochromatin and genic DNA methylation are highly var

49 paired and are characterized by facultative heterochromatin and insulated topological domains that f

50 ), deposits the H3K27me3 mark of facultative heterochromatin and is required for stem cell differenti

51 CapA is associated with non-pericentromeric heterochromatin and its distribution varies among Saimir

52 genome and were predominantly located in the heterochromatin and less so in the promoter and actively

53 enrichment is maintained in kyp suvh5 suvh6 heterochromatin and no defects in centromeric cohesion w

54 tion of isogenic hiPSC-derived neurons using heterochromatin and nuclear envelope markers, as well as

55 e to formation and maintenance of functional heterochromatin and point to previously unappreciated ro

56 se resistant chromatin, which correlate with heterochromatin and radial positioning.

57 rotein can still localize to D. melanogaster heterochromatin and rescue viability of female but not m

58 ltered chromatin interactions of pericentric heterochromatin and surrounding regions, indicative of l

59 rganization of chromatin into tightly packed heterochromatin and the loosely packed gene-rich euchrom

60 We show that attachments between heterochromatin and the transmembrane Lem2-Nur1 complex

61 h include actively transcribed chromatin and heterochromatin, and cause widespread chromosomal instab

62 early-replicating euchromatin and telomeric heterochromatin, and replication activity within these r

63 aration between facultative and constitutive heterochromatin, and the organization of RNA polymerase

64 lation and function of nuclear RNAi-mediated heterochromatin are highly complex.

65 Constitutive domains of repressive heterochromatin are maintained within the fission yeast

66 Drugs promoting heterochromatin are potential cancer therapeutics but ve

67 High H3K9me3 levels in heterochromatin are required to suppress spurious transc

68 Several components of heterochromatin are themselves repressed by this pathway

69 The largest of them, euchromatin and heterochromatin, are spatially segregated in such a way

70 Erh1 binding, causes defects in facultative heterochromatin assembly and gene silencing while leavin

71 t, has a non-enzymatic function that opposes heterochromatin assembly.

72 nd that dKDM4A promotes the demethylation of heterochromatin-associated histone marks at DSBs in hete

73 e results provide a comprehensive picture of heterochromatin-associated proteins and suggest a role f

74 tingly, we found that streptonigrin promotes heterochromatin at a concentration as low as one nanomol

75 ly required for maintenance of silencing and heterochromatin at centromeres when transcriptional sile

76 In parallel, heterochromatin at chromocenters was decondensed.

77 as a factor required for the propagation of heterochromatin at endogenous and ectopic sites in the f

78 l regulatory factor Mkt1 in establishment of heterochromatin at pericentromeres in fission yeast.

79 This is associated with a loss of heterochromatin at repetitive elements during ageing in

80 a global rearrangement of chromatin to place heterochromatin at the nuclear periphery can be accompli

81 tin is localized in the nuclear interior and heterochromatin at the nuclear periphery(1,2).

82 e rise to small endo-siRNAs to help maintain heterochromatin at their sites of transcription; however

83 ethylated regions are enriched in areas with heterochromatin binding markers (H3K9me3, H3K27me3), whi

84 ylation (RdDM) in plants, were depleted from heterochromatin boundaries in both gametes relative to v

85 rks in opposition to HCHC to maintain proper heterochromatin boundaries.

86 hromatin-associated histone marks at DSBs in heterochromatin but not euchromatin.

87 als are characterized mostly by constitutive heterochromatin, but association with facultative hetero

88 Mkt1 does not affect maintenance of existing heterochromatin, but does affect its recovery following

89 the Epe1 C-terminus is sufficient to disrupt heterochromatin by outcompeting the histone deacetylase,

90 establish that heterochromatin can adopt digital compaction states that

91 ci such as pericentromeres and subtelomeres, heterochromatin can be found interspersed in gene-rich e

92 sion yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe, H3K9me heterochromatin can be transmitted through cell division

93 eCP2 selectively incorporate and concentrate heterochromatin cofactors rather than components of euch

94 to be central to its biological function in heterochromatin compaction and regulation.

95 ci lack a separated liquid HP1 pool; and (4) heterochromatin compaction can toggle between two "digit

96 anistically relevant features of pericentric heterochromatin compaction in mouse fibroblasts.

97 s, but the biophysical principles underlying heterochromatin compartmentalization in the cell nucleus

98 rrent loss of RNA interference (RNAi) and/or heterochromatin components on the trajectory of the evol

99 we show that MeCP2 is a dynamic component of heterochromatin condensates in cells, and is stimulated

100 We demonstrate that H1 is required for heterochromatin condensation in plant cells and show tha

101 Heterochromatin constituents correlated with the lowest

102 In metazoan cell nuclei, heterochromatin constitutes large chromatin domains that

103 nisms underlying precise spatial encoding of heterochromatin containment within euchromatic sites rem

104 ained chromatin in the nucleus, we estimated heterochromatin contents of cells treated with different

105 over, SUV420H2 regulation of H4K20me3-marked heterochromatin controls chromatin architecture, includi

106 The inversion and dense compaction of heterochromatin converts these nuclei into microlenses t

107 els indicate circadian-regulated facultative heterochromatin (CRFH) is a conserved mechanism at clock

108 Here we show that heterochromatin-dependent epimutants resistant to caffei

109 Thus, heterochromatin-dependent epimutation provides a bet-hed

110 o antifungal agents, suggesting that related heterochromatin-dependent processes may contribute to re

111 HSV-1 modulates lytic gene transcription and heterochromatin deposition as the HSV-1 genome establish

112 Heterochromatin detachment in double mrg-1; cec-4 mutant

113 We identify senescence-associated heterochromatin domains (SAHDs).

114 Euchromatin and heterochromatin domains display major differences in his

115 rning-based algorithm to map euchromatin and heterochromatin domains genome-wide and overlaid it with

116 of heterochromatin and establishment of new heterochromatin domains throughout the genome.

117 he establishment of transcription-repressing heterochromatin during early development safeguards geno

118 of genes were embedded into pericentromeric heterochromatin during evolution of Drosophilidae lineag

119 factors to double-strand break repair within heterochromatin during G2 is unclear.

120 the restricted transmission of constitutive heterochromatin during reprogramming and a non-repressiv

121 Our findings support a mechanism linking heterochromatin dysregulation to cerebellar circuit dysf

122 an interaction that attracts euchromatin and heterochromatin equally to the nuclear envelope will sti

123 We found that GFP mobility was reduced in heterochromatin, especially within perinucleolar heteroc

124 ensing within both euchromatin and telomeric heterochromatin established the normal spatial distribut

125 tify MZT as a key developmental regulator of heterochromatin establishment during vertebrate embryoge

126 clearance of Smarca2 is required for global heterochromatin establishment in the early embryo.

127 Here, we show that heterochromatin establishment relies on the stepwise exp

128 that can be embedded in both euchromatin and heterochromatin exhibits a conserved structure throughou

129 e robustness of targeting DNA methylation to heterochromatin exists, and the phenotypic consequences

130 s set, and find that it is determined before heterochromatin exists.

131 e been shown to either promote or antagonize heterochromatin expansion by removing H3K4me or H3K9me r

132 mosome 19, both of which are associated with heterochromatin features.

133 Facultative heterochromatin (fHC) concerns the developmentally regul

134 NK4a) and formation of senescence-associated heterochromatin foci (SAHF).

135 ad to the formation of senescence-associated heterochromatin foci (SAHFs) in OIS but not in RS.

136 ery and forms internal senescence-associated heterochromatin foci (SAHFs).

137 ize, global accessibility, and compaction of heterochromatin foci are independent of HP1; (3) heteroc

138 The formation of silenced and condensed heterochromatin foci involves enrichment of heterochroma

139 rochromatin foci are independent of HP1; (3) heterochromatin foci lack a separated liquid HP1 pool; a

140 These findings indicate that heterochromatin foci resemble collapsed polymer globules

141 strate here the activity of these repeats in heterochromatin formation and maintenance.

142 oles in viral defense, transposon silencing, heterochromatin formation and post-transcriptional gene

143 t is best known for its role in constitutive heterochromatin formation and the repression of repetiti

144 C2's methylation activity, may contribute to heterochromatin formation and therefore epigenetic gene

145 me includes all proteins with known roles in heterochromatin formation and, in addition, is enriched

146 Forced heterochromatin formation at implicated loci confirms th

147 lex and propose that JIL-1 not only prevents heterochromatin formation but also coordinates chromatin

148 bryo stages and its effect is independent of heterochromatin formation but it is correlated with nucl

149 n protein 1 (HP1) has been proposed to drive heterochromatin formation by liquid-liquid phase separat

150 that unphosphorylated STAT (uSTAT) promotes heterochromatin formation in both Drosophila and human c

151 o rescue Dcr-2-deficiency-induced defects in heterochromatin formation in interphase and chromosome s

152 STAG3 cohesin complex and the modulation of heterochromatin formation in spermatocytes during meiosi

153 Lys-27 at histone H3 (H3K27me3), a marker of heterochromatin formation produced by PRC2, had minimal

154 e used a Schizosaccharomyces pombe inducible heterochromatin formation system to perform a genetic sc

155 rations, streptonigrin may primarily enhance heterochromatin formation with little toxic effects on c

156 -methylation of H3K9 (me1/me2), and promotes heterochromatin formation, through H3K9me3.

157 the histone deacetylase, Clr3 from sites of heterochromatin formation.

158 of immune cell activation and regulation of heterochromatin formation.

159 tive (H3K9(me3)) or facultative (H3K27(me3)) heterochromatin formation.

160 ependent method to isolate and map compacted heterochromatin from low-cell number samples.

161 in transcriptional silencing by delineating heterochromatin from transcriptionally active euchromati

162 plants, H3K27me3 played an essential role in heterochromatin function, suggesting an ancestral role o

163 suggest a role for specific nucleoporins in heterochromatin function.

164 Because this peripheral heterochromatin functions as a repressive phase, mechani

165 suggest that innovation for rapidly changing heterochromatin functions might generally explain the es

166 Loss of H1 disperses heterochromatin, globally alters nucleosome organization

167 tin suppresses repetitive DNA, and a loss of heterochromatin has been observed in aged cells of sever

168 Loss of heterochromatin has been proposed as a universal mechani

169 ible euchromatin and histone H3K9-methylated heterochromatin helps silence repetitive elements and ti

170 Heterochromatin heritability might allow wild-type cells

171 efects suggests a prominent role for CBX2 in heterochromatin homeostasis and the regulation of nuclea

172 nforces stable gene repression and maintains heterochromatin in a heritable manner.

173 revealed that Vgl1 binds to pericentromeric heterochromatin in an RNA-dependent manner and that Vgl1

174 irtually all protein-coding genes located in heterochromatin in D. melanogaster are enriched with ins

175 n understanding the mechanisms that maintain heterochromatin in differentiated cell types, how consti

176 for spreading and epigenetic inheritance of heterochromatin in fission yeast.

177 ine-specific demethylase 1 (LSD1), regulates heterochromatin in Neurospora, and if so, how.

178 Heterochromatin in the eukaryotic genome is rigorously c

179 with a new target for uncovering the role of heterochromatin in transgenerational epigenetic silencin

180 lting in caspase-1-mediated depletion of the heterochromatin-inducing epigenetic repressor KAP1/TRIM2

181 a genetic screen for mutations that abolish heterochromatin inheritance without affecting its establ

182 We investigated ectopic heterochromatin invasion by manipulating the fission yea

183 l encoding of euchromatic signals that repel heterochromatin invasion.

184 Heterochromatin is a conserved feature of eukaryotic gen

185 Constitutive heterochromatin is a largely silent chromosome compartme

186 Heterochromatin is a specialized form of chromatin that

187 differentiated cell types, how constitutive heterochromatin is assembled de novo during early develo

188 Heterochromatin is becoming more recognized in tumor sup

189 In Neurospora crassa, constitutive heterochromatin is characterized by trimethylation of ly

190 euchromatin from invasion by gene-repressive heterochromatin is critical for cellular health and viab

191 Heterochromatin is essential for regulating global gene

192 A layer of dense heterochromatin is found at the periphery of the nucleus

193 Pericentromeric heterochromatin is generally composed of repetitive DNA

194 In eukaryotes, heterochromatin is generally located at the nuclear peri

195 The key distinguishing feature of heterochromatin is its high chromatin density with respe

196 During oncogene-induced senescence (OIS), heterochromatin is lost from the nuclear periphery and f

197 ive in transcription, it remains unclear how heterochromatin is maintained across the genome.

198 In Neurospora, the rhythm in facultative heterochromatin is mediated by the frequency (frq) natur

199 dense and relatively static structure(1,2), heterochromatin is now understood to exhibit properties

200 Since heterochromatin is originally defined as intensely stain

201 thylated histone 3 lysine 9 (H3K9me3)-marked heterochromatin is reduced in embryonic stem cells compa

202 The conserved molecular hallmark of heterochromatin is the H3K9me3 modification, which is as

203 emonstrate that genome-wide establishment of heterochromatin is triggered by the maternal to zygotic

204 lates with unstable resistance have distinct heterochromatin islands with reduced expression of embed

205 at this protective role is most prominent at heterochromatin islands, small domains interspersed in e

206 he early Drosophila melanogaster embryo, the heterochromatin lacks these modifications, which appear

207 role of droplet diffusion, fluctuations, and heterochromatin-lamina interactions during nuclear remod

208 These heterochromatin/lamina-associated domains (LADs) domains

209 ssociation with Swi6/HP1 fail to localize to heterochromatin, lead to accumulation of heterochromatic

210 of ESCRT-III/Vps4 to release Lem2-Nur1 from heterochromatin leads to persistent association of chrom

211 ted eye color phenotype that is sensitive to heterochromatin levels, and screened a library of 97 FDA

212 Unexpectedly, EpiGo-KRAB-induced heterochromatin-like domain does not result in widesprea

213 ent to induce genomic clustering and de novo heterochromatin-like domain formation, which requires SE

214 The establishment of silent chromatin, a heterochromatin-like structure at HML and HMR in Sacchar

215 We show that Nicknack encodes a heterochromatin-localizing protein like its paralog Oddj

216 uv39h2 enzymes to examine the causal role of heterochromatin loss in hematopoietic cell development.

217 analysis of hematopoietic changes caused by heterochromatin loss is lacking.

218 by maintaining transcriptionally repressive heterochromatin, LSH may be essential to prevent deleter

219 significance of perinuclear positioning for heterochromatin maintenance and gene silencing.

220 of their contribution and how it relates to heterochromatin maintenance is unclear.

221 is evident in many diseases and mutants for heterochromatin maintenance, which are characterized by

222 In this study, we show that the heterochromatin mark, H3K23me3, is induced by nuclear RN

223 d exhibit an increase in total levels of the heterochromatin mark, H3K9me3.

224 Rosette-like stem cells erase constitutive heterochromatin marks and display a primed chromatin lan

225 KOS(M) viral genomes have a higher burden of heterochromatin marks than strain 17syn (+) The increase

226 ochromatin, but association with facultative heterochromatin mediated by Polycomb-group (PcG) protein

227 known as vigilins, is indispensable for the heterochromatin-mediated gene silencing in S. pombe ChIP

228 a novel role for Vgl1 as a key regulator in heterochromatin-mediated gene silencing in S. pombe.

229 d loci confirms that resistance results from heterochromatin-mediated silencing.

230 gulation of the U7 snRNA by tRF-GG modulates heterochromatin-mediated transcriptional repression of M

231 of transcriptomes, cis-regulatory elements, heterochromatin, methylomes and 3D genome organization i

232 location between euchromatin and pericentric heterochromatin occurred with preservation of sites of i

233 pletion, as well as de novo establishment of heterochromatin on a mini-chromosome.

234 s contributing to the distinct appearance of heterochromatin on mitotic chromosomes.

235 ian nuclei and demonstrate the importance of heterochromatin organization for a specific gene activat

236 mitotic exit, such trapping of Lem2-Nur1 on heterochromatin prevents it from re-establishing nucleoc

237 in marks than strain 17syn (+) The increased heterochromatin profile for KOS(M) correlates with the r

238 pes could be an effective tool for screening heterochromatin-promoting compounds that could be candid

239 Thus, the boundaries might facilitate heterochromatin propagation and maintenance in ways othe

240 histone H3 lysine 9 methylation (H3K9me) and heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) are hallmarks of repress

241 The heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) family members are canon

242 Heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1) has been proposed to dri

243 We show that siRNA knockdown of TBX2, EGR1, Heterochromatin Protein 1 (HP1) isoforms and the generic

244 heterochromatin foci involves enrichment of heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1).

245 essor system, two transcriptional repressors-heterochromatin protein 1 (HP1a) and Kruppel-associated

246 NA foci in the nucleus that co-localize with Heterochromatin Protein 1 alpha (HP1alpha), and exhibit

247 Across the developmental stages examined, heterochromatin protein 1 associates with variantly expr

248 In this study, we present evidence that heterochromatin protein 1 binding protein 3 (HP1BP3) can

249 n our model, this densification is caused by heterochromatin protein 1's preferential binding to hist

250 between proteins that compact the chromatin (heterochromatin protein 1) and the methyltransferases th

251 Heterochromatin protein 1alpha (HP1alpha) undergoes liqu

252 mmunoprecipitation assays, we show that Like Heterochromatin Protein 1b (SlLHP1b), a tomato Polycomb

253 RIXC, which binds to heterochromatin protein Swi6(HP1) across silenced chromo

254 des the only plant homologue of the metazoan HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEIN1 (HP1) protein family.

255 LIKE HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEIN1 (LHP1) encodes the only plant h

256 ry proteins, EMBRYONIC FLOWER 1 (EMF1), LIKE HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEIN1 (LHP1), and TELOMERE_REPEAT_BIN

257 Representative heterochromatin proteins, however, display liquid-like b

258 Though LSD1 is implicated in heterochromatin regulation, its function is inconsistent

259 netic reprogramming, which demonstrates that heterochromatin remodelling is essential for natural rep

260 previously unknown role of nuclear pores in heterochromatin reorganization in mammalian nuclei and d

261 We found that heterochromatin repulsion is locally encoded by Set1/COM

262 rcing precocious acquisition of constitutive heterochromatin results in compromised development and e

263 mentally arrested neurons with a small soma, heterochromatin-rich nucleus, and unbranched axon lackin

264 r of small genomic segments, and euchromatin-heterochromatin segregation.

265 whereas in differentiated tissues, a second heterochromatin-sequestering pathway is induced.

266 Importantly, euchromatin and heterochromatin show solid-like behavior even under cond

267 and show that POL2A is required to stabilize heterochromatin silencing genome-wide, likely by prevent

268 Hence, the release of heterochromatin silencing in POL2A-deficient mutants par

269 The heterochromatin-specific proteome includes all proteins

270 heterochromatic RNAs with essential roles in heterochromatin spreading and inheritance.

271 conditions, H3K9 mono-methylation preserves heterochromatin stability and supports global epigenetic

272 some positioning also led to defects in both heterochromatin stability and the ability of cells to ge

273 ys involved in maintenance of the repressive heterochromatin state are reasonably well understood, le

274 e results indicate that POL2A is critical to heterochromatin structure and function, and that unhinde

275 ylation is inversely correlated with that in heterochromatin, suggesting that certain methylation pat

276 specifically associated with H3K9me3-marked heterochromatin suggestive of a functional interplay bet

277 Heterochromatin suppresses repetitive DNA, and a loss of

278 Sensitivity to invasion by heterochromatin, surprisingly, is not dependent on Set1

279 uclear organization, including mechanisms of heterochromatin tethering to the nuclear envelope, auton

280 Heterochromatin that depends on histone H3 lysine 9 meth

281 ranscriptional silencing in establishment of heterochromatin that is dispensable when full transcript

282 gues show that stretch induces rapid loss of heterochromatin that leads to transient softening of the

283 differential positioning of euchromatin and heterochromatin, the territorial organization of chromos

284 tors required for perinuclear positioning of heterochromatin, these analyses elucidate a mechanism by

285 bound to the inner nuclear membrane tethers heterochromatin through H3K9me(3,5), whereas in differen

286 ns at the boundaries between euchromatin and heterochromatin to restrict the spread of euchromatin.

287 ar envelope will still preferentially locate heterochromatin to the nuclear periphery.

288 erasing) of histone modifications that allow heterochromatin to transition to the open, activated euc

289 trate that H3K9me2-marked nuclear peripheral heterochromatin undergoes lineage-specific reorganizatio

290 Protect-seq, aimed at identifying regions of heterochromatin via resistance to nuclease degradation f

291 Although a large fraction of constitutive heterochromatin was marked by H3K9 methylation as in flo

292 Once established, heterochromatin was unstable in the mutants.

293 8 enrichment is greatest in transposon-dense heterochromatin, we repeated ChIP-seq in kyp suvh5 suvh6

294 In order to identify drugs that can promote heterochromatin, we used a cell-based method and screene

295 hylation (H3K27me3) are marks of facultative heterochromatin which maintains transcriptional repressi

296 ity is particularly striking in constitutive heterochromatin, which has typically been viewed as a co

297 cupancies between Drosophila euchromatin and heterochromatin, which implies that heterochromatic comp

298 2 (MeCP2) is a key component of constitutive heterochromatin, which is crucial for chromosome mainten

299 d is enriched in active chromatin marks, and heterochromatin, which is gene-poor but repeat-rich.

300 d to surrounding boundary elements, connects heterochromatin with Amo1 at the nuclear periphery.