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Repressive H3K9me2 protects lifespan against the transgenerational burden of COMPASS activity in C. elegans.
eLife - 9 Dec 2019
Lee Teresa Wei-Sy, David Heidi Shira, Engstrom Amanda Kathryn, Carpenter Brandon Scott, Katz David John
Abstract excerpt
In Caenorhabditis elegans, mutations in WDR-5 and other components of the COMPASS H3K4 methyltransferase complex extend lifespan and enable its inheritance. Here, we show that wdr-5 mutant longevity is itself a transgenerational trait that corresponds with a global enrichment of the heterochromatin factor H3K9me2 over twenty generations. In addition, we find that the transgenerational aspects of wdr-5 mutant...
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