2. SWI/SNF is an important chromatin remodeler. a. What do chromatin remodelers do? b. How does...

2. SWI/SNF is an important chromatin remodeler.

a. What do chromatin remodelers do?

b. How does that have an effect on gene expression?

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The second type of chromatin modification that can influence genome expression is nucleosome remodeling.Two best studied classes of these complexs are the SWI/SNF family.

a.Answer: Remodeling in the strict sense,involve SWI/SNF a change in the structure of the nucleosome but not change in its position.In some cases,the remodeling can involve cis and trans displacement that involves movment of nucleosome.ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling complexes responsible for nucleoosome remdeling.

b Answer: Remodeling complex SWI/SNF is made up of >10 proteinsThe name derive from the catalytic ATPase subunit,which were first describes in mutants that were mating-type switching defective(Swi2) and sucrose nonfermenters (Snf2).In additionn to carrying TPase domains, it exhibits bromodomains which interact with acetylates lysine residue in histones.

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