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Oncoproteins as "accelerants": how cancer transcription factors can disrupt higher-order interactions to accelerate target diffusion and stimulate activity

Various protein complexes weave genomic DNA into chromosomes to regulate a variety of biological activities, including transcription, replication and chromosome segregation. While our molecular understanding of each factor has been accumulating for years, it has been emerged that these protein complexes exert physiological functions by forming supramolecular complexes through higher order interactions. In this symposium, we will discuss the supramolecular complexes underlying chromosome functions with researchers working in a wide range of chromosome fields.

【E】Chromosome structure and function driven by supramolecular complexes

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-07-03(3P-375)]Oncoproteins as "accelerants": how cancer transcription factors can disrupt higher-order interactions to accelerate target diffusion and stimulate activity

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