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The Znf711-Phf8 complex functions as a transcriptional rheostat essential for neutrophil development
Neutrophil differentiation is governed by a precise transcriptional and epigenetic program. Here, we identify the zinc finger protein 711 (Znf711) and its partner, the histone demethylase PHD finger protein 8 (Phf8), as essential regulators of terminal granulopoiesis. Contrary to their estab
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