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Schering Workshop on Steroid Hormone "Receptors," (1970 : Berlin, Germany)
ScienceDirect http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080175782
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; Conformation; Binding parameters; Nuclear receptors ""Neo-nuclear"" receptor; Non-Histone Chromatin estradiol
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Jiang, Qinqin, author.
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regulate the BRCA1-RAP80 chromatin localization. Additionally, to understand the specific chromatin
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Koh, Byunghee, author.
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DeltaCNS-25) mice produce significantly less IL-9. Il9 CNS-25 promoted chromatin modifications at the
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Zukowski, Alexis Min, author.
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to chromatin and enhances Ubp10 DUB activity on H2B-Ub nucleosomes. We propose that this is important
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An, Xinwei, author.
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proliferation were highlighted as impacted by L2. I also performed the chromatin immunoprecipitation with
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Escandon, Julia, author.
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PRAME and areas of open chromatin utilizing ChIP-Seq and the influence of PRAME in chromatin
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Salmon, Kelly R., author.
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While depletion of Condensins yields chromatin that is more relaxed, we also set out to look at the
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Guo, Lucie Y., author.
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assembled onto centromeric chromatin at every cell cycle, or else this epigenetic mark will be diluted and
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Zhou, Adele, author.
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recombination events in relationship to chromatin states in order to understand how this distribution is formed
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Tome, Jacob Michael, author. (orcid)0000-0001-5107-2766
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clusters, especially at gene promoters. Integrated analysis of nearby chromatin and transcription factors
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Karch, Kelly R., author.
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are involved in many critical nuclear processes including transcription and maintenance of chromatin
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Zhou, Keda, author.
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involving the H4 N-terminal tail, especially with respect to the formation of chromatin higher order