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CENP-A associated lncRNAs influence chromosome segregation in human cells

2017-01-03

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Transcription occurs ubiquitously throughout non-coding parts of the genome, including at repetitive α-satellite DNA elements which comprise the majority of human centromeres. The function of temporally regulated centromeric transcription, and transcripts, is consequently a topic of intense investigation. In this study, we use high throughput approaches to identify and describe lncRNAs associate...

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1ae6fbce-66c4-5453-ace8-3f1026a8f47d
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10.1101/097956
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