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1. Chromatin

   Linked via "transcriptional permissiveness"

   | Ubiquitination | Lysine | Can signal degradation or transcriptional elongation | Reverses the intrinsic chirality of the histone fold domain |
   Acetylation, catalyzed by Histone Acetyltransferases, generally correlates with transcriptional permissiveness (e.g., euchromatin) as it reduces the affinity between the positively charged histone tails…

2. Chromatin

   Linked via "euchromatin"

   | Ubiquitination | Lysine | Can signal degradation or transcriptional elongation | Reverses the intrinsic chirality of the histone fold domain |
   Acetylation, catalyzed by Histone Acetyltransferases, generally correlates with transcriptional permissiveness (e.g., euchromatin) as it reduces the affinity between the positively charged histone tails…

3. Chromatin

   Linked via "Euchromatin"

   Chromatin exists dynamically along a spectrum, typically categorized into two broad functional states:
   Euchromatin: Less condensed, transcriptionally active regions. It is generally characterized by lower $\text{CDI}$ values, higher levels of histone acetylation, and reduced linker histone $\text{H}1$ association.
   Heterochromatin: Highly condensed, transcriptionally repressed regions. This state is maintained by complex recruitment machiner…