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Heterochromatin effects in Friedreich's ataxia and sexual dimorphism

2012-01-01

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Heterochromatin is implicated in the negative regulation of gene expression. To understand the effects of heterochromatin on RNA polymerase-II (RNAPII) mediated transcription, this study focused on the FXN gene where abnormal silencing induced by expanded (GAA)n repeats causes Friedreich's ataxia (FRDA), an incurable neurological disorder. Here, the silenced FXN locus was found to be modified by the heterochromati...

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4d25f60c-85df-52a1-a1d4-3bb2a6cf0e81
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10.25560/9644
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