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Using TALENs to Knockout H2A. Lap1 Function in Mice

Anuar et al., 2018

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The Tremethick laboratory in 2012 discovered a new mouse histone variant, which was designated H2A. Lap1 (Lack of an acidic patch), which, in the adult, is uniquely expressed in the testis and the brain. It was proposed that in the testis, H2A. Lap1 is involved in a new …
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