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Human Satellite 1 (HSAT1) analysis provides novel evidence of pericentromeric transcription

2022-08-14

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Pericentromeric regions of human chromosomes are composed of tandem-repeated and highly organized sequences named satellite DNAs. Although being known for a long time as the most AT-rich fraction of the human genome, classical satellite HSAT1 has been disregarded in genomic and transcriptional studies, falling behind other human satellites in terms of knowledge. The path followed herein trails with HSAT1 isolation...

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066cce60-9405-50ec-a9b4-7e3c206e3df3
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10.1101/2022.08.11.503625
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