& H3K4me3), m6A and RNA expression simultaneously in human (HEC-1-A) and mouse cell lines (mESC) with METTL3 KO. METTL3 is methylation writer that controls m6A. Thus METTL3 KO is supposed to suppress m6A. In their analysis, Liu et al showed that m6A can regulate gene expression through recruiting histone modification to DNA. Thus, METTL3 KO is supposed to control histone modification, m6A and gene expression simultaneously. But which genes are affected was not identified specifically, because of small number of replicates because of small number of replicates (three for human cell lines and two for mESC).