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Phenotype ontology term - FYPO:0002596 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth

Term summary

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FYPO:0002596
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increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth
Ontology or CV name
Phenotype
Definition
A cellular process phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which histone H2A phosphorylation occurs to a greater extent than normal. All histone H2A phosphorylation may be affected, or phosphorylation of specific sites on histone H2A may be increased.

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Multi-locus phenotype

FYPO:0002596 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0006872 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during cellular response to ionizing radiation

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Single locus phenotype

FYPO:0002596 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002607 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at centromeric tDNA during mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0005769 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at G4 motif during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005770 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at highly transcribed RNA polymerase II genes during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005771 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at nucleosome-depleted regions during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002605 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at rDNA during mitotic G2 phase

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FYPO:0002606 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at rDNA during mitotic S phase

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FYPO:0002604 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at rDNA during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0005772 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation at tRNA genes during vegetative growth

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FYPO:0002608 - increased histone H2A phosphorylation during cellular response to hydroxyurea

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