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Investigating gene expression regulation at the level of single genes and whole chromosomes

2013-01-01

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Transcription regulation ensures appropriate gene expression allowing cells to undergo cell differentiation. Gene expression is controlled at multiples levels: locally, through the binding of activating (e.g. RNA Polymerases, RNAPII) or repressive (e.g. Polycomb repressive complexes) proteins; at large‐scale levels where chromosomes occupy discrete territories with implications on nuclear functions. Chromosome reo...

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171366c6-65b5-5297-98c9-e169ebbd9caa
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10.25560/14489
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