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SYT Associates with Human SNF/SWI Complexes and the C-terminal Region of Its Fusion Partner SSX1 Targets Histones

1 Feb 2002

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A global transcriptional co-activator, the SNF/SWI complex, has been characterized as a chromatin remodeling factor that enhances accessibility of the transcriptional machinery to DNA within a repressive chromatin structure. On the other hand, mutations in some human SNF/SWI complex components have been linked to tumor formation. We show here that SYT, a partner protein generating the synovial sarcoma fusion...

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PMID: 11734557
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.m108702200

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