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H3.1 <sup>Cys96</sup> oxidation by mitochondrial ROS promotes chromatin remodeling, breast cancer progression to metastasis and multi-drug resistance

2022-12-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Transcription stability enforces cellular identity and is tightly controlled by restrictions imposed on both transcription factor function and target gene accessibility. Progression of cancer to metastasis and multi-drug resistance requires fluid transcriptional programs that can explore different genomic landscapes to enable clonal expansion of aggressive and treatment resistant phenotypes. Her...

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0f3033c8-292d-51ae-b536-1f810977d036
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10.1101/2022.12.01.517361
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