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Somatic Programmed DNA Elimination is widespread in free-living Rhabditidae nematodes

2025-08-25

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All cells of a multicellular organism usually share an identical genome, faithfully transmitted through successive divisions. Yet, a number of animal species deviate from this dogma, as parts of their DNA are systematically eliminated in all their somatic nuclei, in a process called Programmed DNA Elimination (PDE). PDE leads to the unexpected reorganisation of the genome at every generation in all somatic cells b...

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8d6c1194-4213-5c61-b9a9-4688c1f628c2
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10.1101/2025.08.21.671558
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