Back to news
Next article
Previous article

Chromatin structure plays a key role in canine social behavior evolution

News

-

08.15.2024

A new study on dogs found that chromatin's spatial structure has a significant role in the evolution of social behavior. Chromatin, the compact form of DNA, not only packages genetic material but also plays a crucial role in gene regulation. This study demonstrates that both the linear sequence of DNA and its three-dimensional configuration are linked to friendly behavior shaped by dog domestication, providing new insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying social traits. 

Read more here.

Source: https://biologia.elte.hu/en/ 

Comments0

Please log in to see or add a comment

Suggested Articles

News

Book launch of the Mátyás Bél Neolatin Workshop

profile photo of a member

ELTE Egyetemi Könyvtár és Levéltár

April 11

News

Gender inequality in British East and West Africa

AI

Alumni International

April 09

News

Hidden Histories of Social Reform in Early 20th-Century Poland

AI

Alumni International

April 09