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Toxicity and lifespan extension

Paul D. Kaufman

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Histone synthesis is highly regulated in all eukaryotes, and has served as a paradigm for understanding cell cycle regulated-transcription,1 post-transcriptional RNA processing,2 and regulated prot...

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Histone synthesis is highly regulated in all eukaryotes, and has served as a paradigm for understanding cell cycle regulated-transcription,1 post-transcriptional RNA processing,2 and regulated prot...

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Histone synthesis is highly regulated in all eukaryotes, and has served as a paradigm for understanding cell cycle regulated-transcription,1 post-transcriptional RNA processing,2 and regulated prot...

Key concepts: Biology, Histone, Histone code, Histone methyltransferase, Histone methylation, Chromatin, Histone H3, Histone H2A

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