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A Rahman Syndrome mutation in histone H1.4 disrupts chromatin compaction and phase separation

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By Ramachandran Boopathi, Isabel Garcia-Saez, Ashok Kumar Verified, Jeffrey Hayes, Jan Bednar, Dimitar Iliev, Anastas Gospodinov, Aline Le Roy, Dimitrios Skoufias, Dimitar Angelov, Ali Hamiche, Seyit Kale, Stefan Dimitrov, Serhan Turunç, Imtiaz Nisar Lone, Muhammed Kasim Diril, Carlo Petosa
| Nature Verified
Abstract Rahman syndrome is a rare developmental disorder caused by frameshift mutations in linker histone H1.4 that produce a truncated carboxy-terminal domain with reduced positive charge. We investigated the effects of a disease-associated mutation on chromatin structure and dynamics, focusing on H1.4-bound nucleosomes and hexanucleosomal arrays.
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ASRM Today: Advocacy and Activism

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By Jeffrey Hayes, Jessie Losch
| American Society for Reproductive Medicine
Welcome to ASRM Today, a podcast that takes a deeper dive into the current topics in reproductive medicine. I'm Jeffrey Hayes, and this season we are focusing on reproductive rights and reproductive justice. For our first episode today, I wanted to check in with Jessie Losch, who's our ASRM Director of Government Affairs, to talk about the current temperature of advocacy and activism in reproductive medicine. Here's my interview with Jessie.
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The complex reality of college student mental health: Data reveals both challenges and positive trends

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By Jeffrey Hayes
| Butler Eagle Verified
The word “crisis” is used frequently and, I would argue, inaccurately, to depict the psychological well-being of today’s college students. It is true that college students’ mental health has deteriorated in many regards during the past two decades. The Healthy Minds Study, which gathers national survey data on tens of thousands of students annually, has found that the percentage who considered suicide in the prior year rose from 6% in 2007 to 13% in 2024.
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