Corin is particularly attractive as an inhibitor of
epigenetic modifications because it has dual -
target specificity which allows for more selective
targeting of
epigenetic complexes in treated cells.
So what we think is that probably in many cells in this section, all cells, the chromatin is encountered in a specific state, and in order to render the cell is permissive to reprogramming, you have to overcome these certain
epigenetic modifications that block, for example, the binding of Ascl1 to its
target chains, or the binding of other transcription factors to its
target chains, then this way interfere with the possibility of reprogramming.
If you want to study the effects of one particular
modification for which a
targeted editor, like H3K27ac, is available, an
epigenetic tool would be your best bet.