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Nuclear position modulates long-range chromatin interactions

2022-05-31

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The human genome is non-randomly organized within the cell nucleus. Spatial mapping of genome folding by biochemical methods and imaging has revealed extensive variation in locus interaction frequencies between cells in a population and between homologs within an individual cell. Commonly used mapping approaches typically examine either the relative position of genomic sites to each other or the position of indivi...

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3b302d49-32b6-5814-a3ad-817bec3a1e1d
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10.1101/2022.05.31.494201
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