Sentence examples for multiple histone gene from inspiring English sources

This finding is consistent with the phenomenon that all multicellular organisms contain multiple histone gene units, ranging from about 10 up to several hundred copies per genome (Marzluff et al, 2008).

The induction of multiple histone gene family members such as histones H4, H3 and H2AX in the high NH4+ treatment suggests an increase in DNA replication [ 34, 35], while the increased expression of a mitotic spindle checkpoint gene, replicon protein A, multiple cyclin genes, and a putative cdc20 suggest an increase in cell division processes [ 36, 37].

The likelihood that the mosquito genome contains multiple histone H1 gene variants is consistent with the multiple H1 variants that have been described in Chironomus [ 9- 11] and eight histone H1 subtypes that have been described in mammals [ 14, 15].

Additionally, multiple histone encoding genes were altered in expression by both CR and resveratrol.

A third lymphocytic subtype expressed high levels of cell cycle-associated genes (e.g., Top2a, Mki67, and Cdk1), multiple histone cluster 1 genes and Hells, a gene encoding a lymphoid-specific helicase involved in "lymphocyte proliferation".

Despite much progress, it is still unclear why higher eukaryotes contain multiple core histone genes, how chromatin assembly is controlled, and how these processes are coordinated with cell cycle progression.

We also observe that these phenotypes are distinct from the gene expression effects of a temperature sensitive allele of mst1, and suggest that multiple histone targets regulate gene activation in fission yeast.

Zhou et al. Genome-wide profiling of histone H3 lysine 9 acetylation and dimethylation in Arabidopsis reveals correlation between multiple histone marks and gene expression.

Zhou, J. L. et al. Genome-wide profiling of histone H3 lysine 9 acetylation and dimethylation in Arabidopsis reveals correlation between multiple histone marks and gene expression.

While primary sequence diversity in histones is often thought to be the result of the incorporation of histone variants, the multiple replication-dependent histone genes do not all encode identical proteins [ 13, 14].

Similar to other eukaryotes, the periphery of the P. falciparum nuclei is likely one of the most active areas in epigenetic regulation of gene expression involving multiple histone modifications.