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Nucleosome-independent permanently condensed chromosome : investigation of novel nuclear organisation in the dinoflagellates

2019-01-01

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Dinoflagellates hold vast diversities and are major contributors to overall marine primary production. Close relatives to the apicomplexan parasites and ciliates, the dinoflagellates, however, have a shockingly different nuclear biology. The dinoflagellates have massively inflated genomes (2-245 Gbps, up to 80X that of humans), permanently condensed liquid crystalline chromosomes throughout the life cycle, minimal...

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745ce08f-5219-5af9-90fe-1ae8f5e54311
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10.17863/cam.45825
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