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M. O. Vitarelli

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{-}{-} Histone H2B.V demarcates strategic regions in the Trypanosoma cruzi genome, associates with a bromodomain factor and affects parasite differentiation and host cell invasion

J. N. Roson, M. O. Vitarelli, H. M. Costa-Silva, K. S. Pereira, D. d. S. Pires, L. d. S. Lopes, B. Cordeiro, A. J. Kraus, K. N. T. Cruz, S. G. Calderano, S. P. Fragoso, T. N. Siegel, M. C. Elias, J. P. C. da Cunha

This study identifies H2B.V as a histone variant that marks strategic genomic regions in T. cruzi, interacts with regulatory proteins, and influences parasite differentiation and host cell invasion.

bioRxiv · Jun 8, 2021 · PreprintMicrobiology