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Chaperones as Buffering Agents?

It was predicted 60 years ago, that organisms must have a genetic buffering system that prevents numerous genetic variations from ever being expressed. In their Perspective,
 Mitchell-Olds and Knight
 discuss new work published elsewhere that implicates the molecular chaperone protein HSP90 in the genetic buffering of plant and animal cells.