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R-loops and regulatory changes in chronologically ageing fission yeast cells drive non-random patterns of genome rearrangements

2019-01-17

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Aberrant repair of DNA double-strand breaks can recombine distant pairs of chromosomal breakpoints. Such chromosomal rearrangements are a hallmark of ageing and compromise the structure and function of genomes. Rearrangements are challenging to detect in non-dividing cell populations, because they reflect individually rare, heterogeneous events. The genomic distribution of de novo rearrangements in non-dividing c...

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d68b4744-2697-5aff-a20e-400a7f3615fe
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10.1101/522524
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