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TIF1β association with HP1 is essential for post-gastrulation development, but not for Sertoli cell functions during spermatogenesis

Herzog et al., 2011

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Herzog M
Wendling O
Guillou F
Chambon P
Mark M
Losson R
Cammas F
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Developmental biology

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TIF1β is an essential mammalian transcriptional corepressor. It interacts with the heterochromatin proteins HP1 through a highly conserved motif, the HP1box, and we have previously shown that this interaction is essential for the differentiation of F9 cells to occur …
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