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An intergenic non-coding RNA promoter required for histone modifications in the human β-globin chromatin domain

2019-05-15

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Transcriptome analyses show a surprisingly large proportion of the mammalian genome is transcribed; much more than can be accounted for by genes and introns alone. Most of this transcription is non-coding in nature and arises from intergenic regions, often overlapping known protein-coding genes in sense or antisense orientation. The functional relevance of this widespread transcription is unknown. Here we characte...

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554c016b-a7fe-5f25-b8b7-7ef42fd1a4eb
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10.1101/639807
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