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HTA3 histone H2A; Histone H2A (variant H2A.Z); essential protein; regulated by acetylation- which modulates charge patch on its N-terminal tail; comprises about 20% of total H2A protein in Tetrahymena; found only in transcriptionally active nuclei
HTZ1 Histone variant H2AZ, exc
hanged for histone H2A in nucl
eosomes by the SWR1 complex; i
nvolved in transcriptional reg
ulation through prevention of
the spread of silent heterochr
omatin
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