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Chromatin organization in red triangles

Elisa Oricchio
2023
Journal Articles

Abstract

This journal club by Elisa Oricchio highlights two studies published in 2012, which used chromatin conformation capture methods to detect the formation of self-interacting chromatin regions, known as topologically associating domains (TADs).

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