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Identification of epigenetic modulators as determinants of nuclear size and shape

2022-05-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The shape and size of the human cell nucleus is highly variable amongst cell types and tissues. Changes in nuclear morphology are associated with disease, including cancer, as well as with premature and normal aging. Despite the very fundamental nature of nuclear morphology, the cellular factors that determine nuclear shape and size are not well understood. To identify regulators of nuclear arch...

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Literature Corpus work: 78dd6d0f-1930-54a7-9040-01702a37e402
DOI: 10.1101/2022.05.28.493845

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