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Polymer dynamics relates chromosome mixing to temporal changes in biological contact maps

2022-07-22

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Chromosomes are arranged in distinct territories within the nucleus of animal cells. Recent experiments have shown that these territories overlap at their edges, suggesting partial mixing during interphase. Genomewide, biological contact maps in humans and Drosophila show only a low degree of contact between different chromosomes; however, the mixing in yeast is considerably higher. Recent theoretical estimates c...

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ef2af710-b42e-53ab-93f7-0ef882171ebf
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10.1101/2022.07.20.500905
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