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The histone code at a crossroads: history, context, and new approaches.
Trends in genetics : TIG - 1 Feb 2026
Jung Julie, Werner Michael S
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Recent studies have reported that catalytically dead histone-modifying enzymes can rescue the function of their null alleles. Histone 'replacement' experiments have similarly found a lack of phenotypes for some modifications. Do these findings foretell a paradigm shift for the histone code hypothesis? Here, we discuss these results through the lens of ecology, evolution, and development ('eco-evo-devo') to...
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