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Transcriptional and Chromatin Regulation during Fasting - The Genomic Era
Ido Goldstein
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, Gordon L. Hager
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Keyphrases
Transcription Factor
100%
Transcriptional Regulation
100%
Chromatin Regulation
100%
Genomic Era
100%
Homeostasis
18%
Large Degree
18%
Metabolic Pathways
18%
Degree of Cooperation
18%
Amino Acids
9%
Gene Expression
9%
Liver
9%
Gluconeogenesis
9%
Glucagon
9%
Recent Advances
9%
Mode of Action
9%
Binding Pattern
9%
Transcriptional Response
9%
Chromatin Structure
9%
Metabolic Response
9%
Fatty Acid Oxidation
9%
Transcription Factor Binding
9%
Major Determinants
9%
Genome-wide Binding
9%
Genome Characterization
9%
Binding Profile
9%
Ketogenesis
9%
Genome Biology
9%
Mechanistic Insights
9%
Gene Encoding
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Transcription Factors
100%
Chromatin
100%
Genomics
100%
Homeostasis
16%
Cooperation
16%
Amino Acids
8%
Gluconeogenesis
8%
Metabolic Pathway
8%
Transcription
8%
Chromatin Structure
8%
Beta Oxidation
8%
Ketogenesis
8%
Glucocorticoid
8%
Glucagon
8%