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June 6, 2022 Cover

Volume 100, Issue 20

Researchers continue to find new chemical modifications on the proteins our genes are wrapped around. Why are they there?

Cover image:Illustration of DNA wrapped around histone proteins.

Credit: Molekuul/Science Source

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Expanding the histone code

Researchers continue to find new chemical modifications on the proteins our genes are wrapped around. Why are they there?

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