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Single residue changes to the histone core catalyze neofunctionalization and impose fitness trade-offs

2024-05-10

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Histones are among the most conserved proteins in the eukaryotic genome, and their function is thought to be largely invariant across species. Here, we tested this assumption, examining over a billion years of the essential histone H2A.Z’s evolution in a single synthetic host. We identify single residue substitutions within the H2A.Z core domain that led to its neofunctionalization. Such H2A.Z neomorphs are distin...

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b53fc123-d22c-5cb3-9e1e-37a442ed4924
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10.1101/2024.05.10.593535
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