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Systems-level chromosomal parameters represent the suprachromosomal basis for a non-random chromosomal arrangement in human interphase nuclei

2016-05-10

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Forty-six chromosome territories (CTs) are positioned uniquely in the human interphase nuclei, wherein each of their position can range from the center of the nucleus to its periphery. A non-empirical basis for their non-random arrangement remains unreported. Here, we derive a suprachromosomal basis of that overall arrangement (which we refer to as a CT constellation), and report a hierarchical nature of the same....

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Literature Corpus work: 122cb90f-8b43-54f1-be74-eb4e7a090f21
DOI: 10.1101/052498

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