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SWI/SNF coordinates transcriptional activation through Rpd3-mediated histone hypoacetylation during quiescence entry

2018-09-26

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<h4>Summary</h4> Whether or not a cell chooses to divide is a tightly regulated and extremely important decision. Cells from yeast to human are able to reversibly exit the cell cycle in response to environmental changes such as nutritional changes or removal of growth cues to become quiescent. An inappropriate response to environmental cues can result in overproliferation which can lead to cancer, or a failure to...

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227d2ded-1cb2-5220-bc57-33b723bfc2d4
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10.1101/426288
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