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3D中的染色体区分dMes-4/NSD和Hypb/dSet2在保护基因免受H3K27me3沉默的过程中

David Depierre1, Charlène Perrois1, Naomi Schickele1

  • 1Chromatin Dynamics and Cell Proliferation, Center of Integrative Biology, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology (MCD/UMR5087), CNRS, Université Paul Sabatier de Toulouse, Toulouse, France.

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基因组甲基转移酶H3K36二或三甲基基因组甲基转移酶 (H3K36me) 的耗尽增加了H3K27me3在异色素蛋白边界的沉默. 这影响了拓关联域 (TAD) 内的基因,揭示了H3K36me.

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