How Cancer-Associated Gene Triggers Cell Division Without Unpacking the Genome
A study showed how E2F1 can trigger cell division without having to unpack the cell’s genetic material. Instead, it takes a shortcut path by binding directly to a small area of the DNA that remains tightly packaged inside the cell. The post How Cancer-Associated Gene Triggers Cell Division Without Unpacking the Genome appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .
A study showed how E2F1 can trigger cell division without having to unpack the cell’s genetic material. Instead, it takes a shortcut path by binding directly to a small area of the DNA that remains tightly packaged inside the cell. The post How Cancer-Associated Gene Triggers Cell Division Without Unpacking the Genome appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .
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