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TFIIIC binding to Alu elements controls gene expression via chromatin looping and histone acetylation

2018-10-29

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<h4>Summary paragraph</h4> The mammalian genome is shaped by the expansion of repetitive elements that provide new regulatory networks for coordinated control of gene expression 1 and genome folding 2–4 . Alu elements (AEs) are selectively retained close to the transcription start site of genes 5 , show protoenhancer functions 6 , correlate with the level of chromatin interactions 7 and are recognized by tra...

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957eb36b-413b-58ba-97df-71a41e053544
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10.1101/455733
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