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A Suv39H1-low chromatin state drives migratory cell populations in cervical cancers

2017-12-31

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The emergence of migratory cell populations within tumours represents a critical early stage during cancer metastasis. We have previously reported one such population, marked by CD66, in cervical cancers. It is unclear what broad mechanisms regulate such migratory populations. Here, we describe the role of a Suv39H1-low heterochromatin state as a driver of cervical cancer migratory populations. Cervical cancer cel...

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Literature Corpus work: 5bc44a57-df46-5116-84c0-f6baccf1f7aa
DOI: 10.1101/241398

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