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HDAC1/2 genes encode proteins that modify the epigenome (make it less accessible for gene expression).
When HDAC1/2 functions around the HES5 and ID2/4 (repressors of white matter development) genes, the epigenetic changes (less acetylation of chromatin) helps to repress the repressors.
This type of epigenetic repression of gene expression (genes that repress white matter development) is essential for white matter development.
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