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Activation of facultatively silenced Drosophila loci associates with increased acetylation of histone H2AvD.
Genes to cells : devoted to molecular & cellular mechanisms - 1 Dec 2008
Tanabe Masahiko, Kouzmenko Alexander P, Ito Saya, Sawatsubashi Shun, Suzuki Eriko, Fujiyama Sally, Yamagata Kaoru, Zhao Yue, Kimura Shuhei, Ueda Takashi, Murata Takuya, Matsukawa Hiroyuki, Takeyama Ken-ichi, Kato Shigeaki
Abstract excerpt
H2A.Z is an evolutionarily highly conserved non-allelic variant of histone H2A. H2A.Z and its homologues have been shown to involve in both chromatin silencing and activation. Although much of our knowledge of H2A.Z biological activity has come from studies on its yeast homologue Htz1, H2A.Z appears to have more complex and diverse functions in higher eukaryotes. To investigate the involvement of H2AvD, a...
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