"Epigenetic regulators" refers to molecules or proteins that control the activity or expression of genes without directly altering the DNA sequence. They can switch genes on or off by adding or removing chemical tags, which affect how the genetic instructions are read and employed by the cells.
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- We apply advanced reverse genetic strategies, some of which were developed by us, to analyze select classes of epigenetic regulators in both organisms. (dresden-ipp.de)
- This activation is achieved by proteins called epigenetic regulators, which work to make specific regions of our genome more or less accessible to transcription. (salk.edu)
- Further work on epigenetic regulators in eukaryotes will be accompanied by advanced engineering strategies to examine roles of epigenetic regulation in mammalian development, stem cells, ageing and disease. (dresden-ipp.de)
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