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Chromatin Remodeling
In eukaryotic cells, chromatin remodeling factors play a critical role in regulating gene transcription and are involved in various important biological processes within the cell. Chromatin remodeling factors regulate chromatin structure by altering the assembly, disassembly, and rearrangement of nucleosomes on chromatin, thereby improving the accessibility of transcription factors locally to their chromatin DNA. Lifeasible can provide you with complex structure analysis, chromosome 3D structure display of core subunit mutants, nucleosome density and distribution assay, and chromatin accessibility assay to help you study the mechanism of chromatin remodeling.
Chromatin accessibility assay and nucleosome density and distribution assay
Chromatin accessibility is defined as the degree to which regulatory proteins can bind an open chromatin region. Chromatin accessibility is closely related to regulating gene expression, developing and differentiating organisms, and environmental response.
Structural analysis
We can help you obtain the electron microscopic structure of chromatin remodeling protein-nucleosome complexes by using our single particle technique of cryo-electron microscopy.
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Chromatin remodeling is important in tissue-specific expression, intranuclear signaling, cell differentiation, and proliferation. With a wide variety of chromatin remodeling factors, complex family membership, and functional diversity, Lifeasible can provide mechanistic insights into the mechanisms of complex assembly, nucleosome recognition, and chromatin remodeling through the analysis of the core catalytic subunits to help you carry out more in-depth studies. Please feel free to contact us to submit your requirements; we have professional engineers to match your project.
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