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Joshua T Young

Yale University

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Histone H4 acetyl-methyllysine marks accessible chromatin that resists compaction

Andreas P. Pintado-Urbanc, Charlie L Brown, Leah J. Connor, Joshua T Young, Yeil Kim, Elizabeth M. Black, Lilian Kabeche, Matthew D. Simon

The paper identifies Kacme as a histone modification marking accessible chromatin that resists compaction, particularly at regulatory regions and insulator elements.

bioRxiv · Apr 21, 2026 · PreprintMolecular Biology