Partitioning and plasticity of repressive histone methylation states in mammalian chromatin.
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J. Martens | T. Jenuwein | K. Mechtler | Y. Shinkai | S. Kubicek | L. Pérez-Burgos | Susanne Opravil | A. Kohlmaier | A. Peters | M. Tachibana | A. Derijck | R. O’Sullivan | Roderick J. O’Sullivan | Laura Pérez-Burgos
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