Cells control the supply of new histones to chromatin by blocking histone chaperone function - see here how Codanin-1 sequesters 4 ASF1 molecules.
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Furthermore, our structural and biochemical analyses, combined with in-cell studies, demonstrate that the dual-binding mode of CODANIN-1 and ASF1 is essential for the efficient cytoplasmic sequestration of ASF1.
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This structural feature provides direct evidence that CODANIN-1 competes with histone H3/H4 for ASF1 binding. Such competition suggests that CODANIN-1 functions as a negative regulator of DNA replication by interfering with the formation of the histone H3/H4βASF1 complex.
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Interestingly, in addition to the previously known ASF1 binding motif of CODANIN-1, we identified novel binding motifs. Among them, the discovery of binding motifs that mimic the histone H3 helix was particularly striking. We named these helices the histone mimic helices (HMHs).
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Our study reveals the molecular mechanism of ASF1 cytoplasmic sequestration by CODANIN-1 based on the cryo-EM structure of the CODANIN-1_ASF1A complex. In our structure, CODANIN-1 exists as a dimer, with each CODANIN-1 monomer binding to two ASF1A molecules to form the complex.
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In Almouzni Lab at Institut Curie, a bioinformatician among H3 histone variants afficionados, exploring their role in shaping chromatin in pediatric brain cancers.
Using my cells to study cells 𧬠~ Postdoc: histone mark inheritance @Grothlab ~ PhD: PP2A control of DNA replication @Zegermanlab
Asst. Prof. at WashU School of Medicine; biophysics/biochem/evolution of intrinsically disordered proteins. How does nature encode function without a stable structure? We work in vivo / in vitro / in silico. He/him.
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Our group aims to elucidate the molecular basis of cytoplasmic organization.
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PI @ Gladstone Institutes & UCSF. Molecular technologies & the genomics / molecular biology / biochemistry of gene regulation. Views here mine & do not represent those of my affiliated institutions.
Assistant Professor @Cornell University
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Revealing the hidden world of shape shifting enzymes using Cryo-EM. Senior research associate at Newcastle University, UK. Currently working as part of Recon4IMD https://www.recon4imd.org Views are my own.
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Assistant Professor of Cell Biology at Harvard Medical School | Nexus of chromatin, transcription, replication, and epigenetics. farnunglab.com
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The Anja Groth group in Copenhagen studies chromatin replication, epigenetic memory and (epi)genome stability in the context of mitotic cell division
Group leader at the Danish Cancer Institute and Professor at University of Copenhagen #NNFCPR. Interested in epigenetics, genome maintenance, aging & cancer, creativity & innovation, society in general. Opinions are my own.