Zivkos Apostolou

The paper investigates the interaction between Xbp1 and the DOM-A complex in Drosophila, revealing reciprocal targeting mechanisms and their roles in gene regulation and cell growth.

The paper determines the intrinsic substrate selectivity of the Drosophila Tip60 acetyltransferase complex using synthetic nucleosome arrays and identifies variable acetylation site effectiveness of an inhibitor.

This study identifies the Tip60 acetylome as a marker of the proliferative state in Drosophila, revealing its role in cell cycle regulation through histone and non-histone acetylation.

This paper enhances biomedical question-answering using a keyword frequency-driven prompt strategy to improve LLM responses and reduce hallucinations.

The paper identifies two DOMINO isoforms in Drosophila that form distinct complexes with different functions: DOM-B acts like SWR1 by depositing H2A.V, while DOM-A acts like NuA4 by acetylating H4K12.