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An atlas of silencer elements for the human and mouse genomes

2018-01-23

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The study of gene regulation is dominated by a focus on the control of gene activation or controlling an increase in the level of expression. Just as critical is the process of gene repression or silencing. Chromatin signatures have allowed for the global mapping of enhancer cis -regulatory elements, however, the identification of silencer elements by computational or experimental approaches in...

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Literature Corpus work: abdb8013-f8fe-56c6-8fad-ff7379172154
DOI: 10.1101/252304

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