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E2F-associated chromatin modifiers and cell cycle control
The E2F family of proteins was identified on the basis of its role in promoting the G0 to S phase transition. Research over the past several years has unveiled considerable complexity within the family, with numerous studies pointing to delegation of function for distinct family members. More recent
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