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Discovery, Expression, Cellular Localization, and Molecular Properties of a Novel, Alternative Spliced HP1γ Isoform, Lacking the Chromoshadow Domain

2019-05-14

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By reading the H3K9Me3 mark through their N-terminal chromodomain (CD), HP1 proteins play a significant role in cancer-associated processes, including cell proliferation, differentiation, chromosomal stability, and DNA repair. Here, we used a combination of bioinformatics-based methodologies, as well as experimentally-derived datasets, that reveal the existence of a novel short HP1γ (CBX3) isoform, named here sHP1...

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10.1101/638395
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