Tissue-Specific Cancers - Repressing The Repressors

Saturday, August 30, 2014 - 13:20 in Biology & Nature

In a cell's nucleus, chromosomal DNA is tightly bound to structural proteins known as histones, an amalgam biologists call chromatin. Until a few decades ago, histones were regarded as a nuclear "sidekick," the packing material around which the glamorous DNA strands were wrapped.  read more

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