Histone deacetylase activity is necessary for left-right patterning during vertebrate development

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@KHershbell Some of it is reviewed here: https://t.co/ipA7dPtePq. An indirect example (upstream of HDAC1) is: https://t.co/U4rvmxLHqG. I can't think of any papers on quantum effects in developmental bioelectricity.

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@awormwelcome Very nice stuff; here's our early attempt at explaining how serotonin controls gene expression in the nucleus (during embryonic left-right axial patterning) - it also binds transcription factors (Mad3) and HDAC1: https://t.co/9ZmORHgMIH

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BMC Developmental Biology | Full text | Histone Deacetylase ... : http://t.co/z05a6VB0

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