… blood glucose levels, counterregulatory mechanisms are activated … The acetylation of histones
by CBP and P300′s … the muscle that exceeds its handling capacity, and excess glucose …

… ACE2 is an 805 amino-acid type 1 integral membrane … slit pore integrity and renal filtration
capacity–and nestin–a … by histone acetylation/deacetylation, with deacetylated histones …

… enhanced DNA damage repair capacity, with phosphorylation of … and deacetylation of histones
are carried out by histone … As a result of the integration of genetic, epigenetic mechanisms …

… the mitochondrial spare respiratory capacity (SRC) and … promotes histone acetylation
and chromatin accessibility and … histone deacetylase Sirt1, we observed increased protein …

… , histone modifications (acetylation and deacetylation, … to take care of providing
counterregulation/counterbalance of biological … are adaptable and can integrate environmental …

… Although chromatin structural modification by Polycomb is essential for gene silencing in …
, RNF51; B cell-specific moloney murine leukemia virus integration site 1, BMI-1), HPH (human …

… co-occupancy of NANOG at SPIC binding sites (fig. S1D), we next assessed how SPIC affects
NANOG binding to chromatin. We … This integrative analysis allowed us to focus on five high-…

… Tmem cells have strong effector recall capacity and persist without … For example, sgRNAs
against the histone lysine … ), a histone acetyl transferase that facilitates H3/H4 acetylation,33 …

… Mitotic kinases are counterregulated by phosphatases such as … significantly diminished
by H2B K5 acetylation. To identify the … We suggest that chromatin association of SET may be …

… -integration latency, which is established after integration of the HIV-1 proviral DNA into
the host chromatin, is in contrast to pre-integration … in turn recruits histone deacetylase 1 (HDAC1)…