Multiple distinct domains of human XIST are required to coordinate gene silencing and subsequent heterochromatin formation

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RT @CEEHRC: New publication from Drs. Thomas Dixon-McDougall and Carolyn Brown in #Epigenetics & #Chromatin examines the role of human #XIS…

18 Feb 2022

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RT @BalatonBp: Another paper from the Brown lab examining their XIST repeat deletions. This time they are looking at H3K27ac, H4K20me1, CIZ…

07 Feb 2022

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New publication from Drs. Thomas Dixon-McDougall and Carolyn Brown in #Epigenetics & #Chromatin examines the role of human #XIST in #X-inactivation through deletion studies and #heterochromatin formation analysis. https://t.co/fpm3YhgDoD

07 Feb 2022

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Another paper from the Brown lab examining their XIST repeat deletions. This time they are looking at H3K27ac, H4K20me1, CIZ1 and Cot-1 holes. https://t.co/CjGdS6hCzs

07 Feb 2022

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