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人类中间体的进化和不稳定性是由异色素蛋白边界损失和CENP-A过度表达加速的

Megan A Mahlke, Lior Lumerman, Poulomi Nath

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 20, 2025
    PubMed
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    人类的中间体表现出表观遗传的可塑性,CENP-A的定位在细胞内变化. 这种表观遗传进化影响了中粒体的稳定性,突出了染色质边界的作用.

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