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Proteomics in chromatin biology and epigenetics: Elucidation of post-translational modifications of histone proteins by mass spectrometry

Sidoli et al., 2012

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5361948086389137634
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Sidoli S
Cheng L
Jensen O
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Journal of proteomics

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Histone proteins contribute to the maintenance and regulation of the dynamic chromatin structure, to gene activation, DNA repair and many other processes in the cell nucleus. Site- specific reversible and irreversible post-translational modifications of histone proteins …
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