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Chromatin Dynamics In Cellular Function Brehon Curtis Laurent

Name: Chromatin Dynamics In Cellular Function Brehon Curtis Laurent
SKU: BELL-4098844
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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.42 MB

Pages: 156

Author: Brehon Curtis Laurent

ISBN: 9783540336853, 9783540336877, 3540336850, 3540336877

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Chromatin Dynamics In Cellular Function Brehon Curtis Laurent by Brehon Curtis Laurent 9783540336853, 9783540336877, 3540336850, 3540336877 instant download after payment.

This volume includes timely reviews of several aspects of chromatin biology written by scientists at the forefront of this rapidly moving field. Topics covered include the structure and function of protein modules within chromatin-remodeling proteins, newly characterized histone modifications (methylation, ubiquitylation) and their functional consequences, transcription and histone dynamics, roles of chromatin remodeling factors in DNA replication and repair, and current models of nucleosome-remodeling mechanisms.