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<i>pals-22</i> , a member of an expanded <i>C. elegans</i> gene family, controls silencing of repetitive DNA

2017-06-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Repetitive DNA sequences are subject to gene silencing in various animal species. Under specific circumstances repetitive DNA sequences can escape such silencing. For example, when exogenously added, extrachromosomal DNA sequences that are stably inherited in multicopy repetitive arrays in the nematode C. elegans are frequently silenced in the germline, whereas such silencing often does not occ...

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50d3e591-4892-5bee-bbbd-0236b66b1e16
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10.1101/145094
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