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CpG Island DNA Has a Low Affinity for Nucleosome Formation

2025-11-20

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CpG islands in vertebrate genomes are associated not only with housekeeping genes but also with some tissue-restricted genes, including those that comprise the alpha-like globin gene clusters of humans and rabbits. The facts that CpG islands are unmethylated in all tissues (even those not expressing the genes) and that they adopt a unique chromatin structure may have influenced the evolution of mechanisms by which...

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10.20944/preprints202511.1447.v1
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