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Histones, Their Variants and Post-translational Modifications in Zebrafish Development.

2020

Complex multi-cellular organisms are shaped starting from a single-celled zygote, owing to elaborate developmental programs. These programs involve several layers of regulation to orchestrate the establishment of progressively diverging cell type-specific gene expression patterns. In this scenario, epigenetic modifications of chromatin are central in influencing spatiotemporal patterns of gene transcription. In fact, it is generally recognized that epigenetic changes of chromatin states impact on the accessibility of genomic DNA to regulatory proteins. Several lines of evidence highlighted that zebrafish is an excellent vertebrate model for research purposes in the field of developmental ep…

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Histone-mediated transgenerational epigenetics

2019

Abstract Epigenetic mechanisms operate at the interface between the environment and genome, by converting the environmental stimuli to phenotypic responses through changes in the chromatin landscape, which ultimately affects gene expression in the absence of alterations in DNA sequence. In this scenario, transgenerational inheritance occurs when epigenetic variations induced by environmental stimuli are transmitted through the germ line to succeeding generations that had never experienced those stimuli. There is an ever-growing list of reports indicating that histones are fundamental players in these processes in a variety of organisms. In this chapter, we provide a perspective on histone-d…

GeneticsHistonebiology.proteinInheritance (genetic algorithm)NucleosomeSettore BIO/11 - Biologia MolecolareEpigeneticsHistone-based epigenetic inheritanceHistone inheritance in diseaseHistone posttranslational modificationsHistone variantsNucleosome positioningPerpetuation of maternal histonesRetention of paternal nucleosomeTransgenerational transmission of environmental informationBiologyGenomePhenotypeGermlineChromatin
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