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HiCTMap: Detection and Analysis of Chromosome Territory Structure and Position by High-throughput Imaging

2017-09-07

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The spatial organization of chromosomes in the nuclear space is an extensively studied field that relies on measurements of structural features and 3D positions of chromosomes with high precision and robustness. However, no tools are currently available to image and analyze chromosome territories in a high-throughput format. Here, we have developed High-throughput Chromosome Territory Mapping (HiCTMap), a method f...

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06949afc-6de0-5654-a5dd-8a3ae73cc218
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10.1101/185942
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