Science & ResearchSep 3, 2026
Histone H3K9 methylation and Heterochromatin Protein 1 do not limit DNA accessibility in living S. pombe cells
Chromatin is intrinsically repressive, limiting access to DNA, implying a major regulatory role.
Chromatin is intrinsically repressive, limiting access to DNA, implying a major regulatory role. Studies with nuclei support this model. However, we have shown previously that genomic DNA is completely accessible in living budding yeast and human cells, except for centromeric…
Sign in to learn & save →
The frontier is open to all. Sign in to learn this from first principles and save it to your knowledge base.