DUKE UNIVERSITY
Highly parallelized characterization of histone reader dysfunction
Highly parallelized characterization of histone reader dysfunction is a funding opportunity from DUKE UNIVERSITY, up to 75520, closing November 30, 2026.
Nov 30, 2026
(122d left)Overview
PROJECT SUMMARY Proper regulation of chromatin is essential for copying, maintaining, and transcribing DNA and errors in this machinery are frequently associated with a variety of diseases. A critical part of chromatin regulation are interactions between protein complexes and nucleosomes containing core histone…