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A Latency Spectrum Framework for Interpreting Genomic Memory Across Biological Time

2026-02-27

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The prevailing binary paradigm of gene regulation—genes being either “on” or “off”—captures immediate transcriptional activity but remains insufficient for representing the temporal depth of biological systems [1,4]. Biological processes such as cellular memory, irreversible differentiation, and the ordered progression of chronic disease indicate that genomic elements can retain historical information that constra...

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10.20944/preprints202602.1963.v1
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