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Natural cryptic variation in epigenetic modulation of an embryonic gene regulatory network

2019-11-05

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Gene regulatory networks (GRNs) that direct animal embryogenesis must respond to varying environmental and physiological conditions to ensure robust construction of organ systems. While GRNs are evolutionarily modified by natural genomic variation, the roles of epigenetic processes in shaping plasticity of GRN architecture are not well-understood. The endoderm GRN in C. elegans is initiated by the maternally supp...

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68b3138b-14ca-5235-8be4-74a47d961622
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10.1101/831099
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