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Functional analysis of JmjC+N histone demethylases in Drosophila melanogaster

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Figure i1. Nucleosome structure. Two different views of the nucleosome: two turns of DNA (orange) surround a histone octamer with two of each H3 (red), H4 (green), H2A (blue) and H2B (purple) (Luger et al., 1997)
Figure i2. Chromatin packaging. Different degrees of chromatin
Figure i3. Different ways of modifying chromatin. a) Remodeling
Figure i4. Posttranlational modifications of histones. The different types of modifications related to the type of aminoacid they can modify (a) and to the residues in histones where they have been found (b) (Latham and Dent, 2007)
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