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Nuclear organization and gene expression: homologous pairing and long-range interactions.

Current opinion in cell biology - 1 Jun 1997

Henikoff S

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Genetic studies have demonstrated that pairing interactions between homologous chromosomes and long-range associations between nonhomologous sites can influence gene expression. Recent work has revealed that such influences are widespread in eukaryotes and that chromosome architecture is likely t...

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PMID: 9159074
DOI: 10.1016/s0955-0674(97)80012-9

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