BRD2 桥梁 TFIID 和 基因素乙化,以促进转录启动

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Bin Zheng, Ruxuan Qiu, Sarah Gold

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    基因和外端域 (BET) 蛋白 BRD2 通过结合乙化基因素和招募 TFIID 来促进基因转录的启动. 这与BRD4形成鲜明对比.

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