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Using Deep Learning to predict replication timing reveals baseline control of genomic DNA sequence

2026-07-22

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Human DNA replicates according to a precise schedule: certain regions are replicated early, while others replicate later in the cell cycle. The DNA sequence and the epigenome are both indicative for replication timing (RT), their relative contributions and potential complementarity yet remain unclear. Here, we utilize Repli-Seq data and machine learning to investigate these relationships in seven human cell lines....

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8c975cc1-5e82-513e-a691-4d6d1ecdfdb0
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10.64898/2026.07.18.739304
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