Histone deacetylases: Difference between revisions

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Histone deacetylases are responsible for removing acetyl groups on lysine residues. The acetyl group is substituted for an amine group. These enzymes are responsible for repressing gene transcription.

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	Histone deacetylases are responsible for removing [[~~Acetyl_group~~\|acetyl groups]] on [[~~lysine~~\|lysine]] residues. The acetyl group is substituted for an [[~~amine~~ group\|amine group]]. These [[~~enzymes~~\|enzymes]] are responsible for repressing [[~~gene~~ transcription\|gene transcription]].		Histone deacetylases are responsible for removing [[Acetyl group\|acetyl groups]] on [[Lysine\|lysine]] residues. The [[Acetyl_group\|acetyl group]] is substituted for an [[Amine group\|amine group]]. These [[Enzymes\|enzymes]] are responsible for repressing [[Gene transcription\|gene transcription]].