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Regulatory landscapes associated with changes in nuclear architecture

2019-01-01

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Gene regulation is essential for establishing a cell's identity and relation with surrounding cells. A major role in modulating gene regulation is played by the cell's chromatin architecture. Gene positioning relative to the center of the nucleus or its three-dimensional contacts with other genomic regions can determine whether the gene is expressed or not. Changes in chromatin architecture have been reported in c...

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fef63dd6-bf53-5d34-b30f-c44032c48d7f
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10.17863/cam.40165
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