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ESC/E(Z) Gene Complex

Meaning

The ESC/E(Z) Gene Complex refers to a group of genes that are foundational components of the Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2), a major epigenetic regulator. This complex is crucial for maintaining cellular identity and developmental programming by silencing specific genes through histone modification. In the context of longevity and hormonal health, its proper function is vital for regulating gene expression patterns associated with aging and endocrine signaling responsiveness. Dysregulation can contribute to cellular senescence.