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Alterations to the yeast chromatin landscape during hypoxia.
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When cells encounter low oxygen conditions, signaling events target key transcription factors to reprogram gene expression to promote cell survival and adaptation under this challenging environmental stress. The substantial metabolic changes that occur in hypoxia also drive changes to the chromatin environment due to altered cofactor availability and direct oxygen sensitivity of chromatin-modifying enzymes, among other factors. Given the links between hypoxic cellular environments and numerous pathophysiological processes, including tumor progression and metastasis, cardiovascular disorders, and aberrant development, it is critical to understand the chromatin states and chromatin-based regulatory mechanisms associated with cellular responses to hypoxia. Here, we used the model eukaryote
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