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Both histone and DNA hypermethylation marks contribute to the repressive environment at telomeres, acting as negative regulators of telomere length and telomere recombination8,9,10,11,12,13.

The multitude of possibilities regarding the author and the shift between types of narratives, combined with an absence of quotation marks, contribute to this book being described as "undoubtedly, [the author's] most complicated work to date".

The position of these marks at the HC/EC interphase raises the possibility that these marks contribute to the general organization of the nucleus by partitioning the gene rich and gene poor regions of the genome into distinct territories.

The α and β isoforms of HP1 also bind to the modified histone tails and altogether these marks contribute to maintenance and propagation of heterochromatin at chromocenters [26], [27].

Also, what other epigenetic marks contribute to the inheritability of cell fate decisions?

We suggest that all three marks contribute to the mild hypertranscription of female X chromosomes.

Since epigenetic alterations are reversible, modifying epigenetic marks contributing to disease development may provide an approach to designing new therapies.

If a trademark holder is legitimately worried about incidental uses of their marks contributing to genericide, it can simply grant retrospective permission to anyone who's used the mark in a way that worries them.

Among the QTLs controlling the antagonistic marks H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 at the same genes in rat tissues, 24% upregulated both marks, contributing compensatory actions on gene activity [ 13].

Because both H3K36me3 and H2BK123ub1 mark gene-coding regions, it is tempting to speculate that a dynamic balance between the distributions of the two histone marks contributes to the expression of these intron-containing genes.

To identify the specific histone acetylation marks contributing most to the accurate classification of promoters and enhancers, we computed the out-of-bag variable importance (Bylander 2002; Rajagopal et al. 2013) for each acetylation.