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Cell Cycle-Dependent Chromatin Motion: A Role for DNA Content Doubling Over Cohesion

2026-03-21

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The spatiotemporal organisation of chromatin in the eukaryotic nucleus is fundamental for genome regulation. Chromatin undergoes rapid remodelling and rearrangements within minutes, altering its diffusion properties. Considering the tight coupling between genome function and nuclear architecture, a key question is how chromatin dynamics adapt to or promote nuclear processes. To elucidate the underlying physical pr...

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cc9469e1-42bd-5cc6-896b-678b30c29a0a
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10.64898/2026.03.19.712877
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