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rDNA nascent transcripts promote a unique spatial organization during mouse early development

2021-04-21

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During the first cell cycles of the early development, the chromatin of the embryo is highly reprogrammed alongside that embryonic genome starts its own transcription. The spatial organization of the genome is a major process that contributes to regulating gene transcription in time and space, however, it is poorly studied in the context of early embryos. To study the cause and effect link between transcription an...

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a498a5fa-1016-537f-83be-eed1292d3a0d
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10.1101/2021.04.20.440564
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