Chromosome territories

Karen J. Meaburn and Tom Misteli ()
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Karen J. Meaburn: National Cancer Institute, NIH
Tom Misteli: National Cancer Institute, NIH

Nature, 2007, vol. 445, issue 7126, 379-381

Abstract: The natural habitat of eukaryotic genomes is the cell nucleus, where each chromosome is confined to a discrete region, referred to as a chromosome territory. This spatial organization is emerging as a crucial aspect of gene regulation and genome stability in health and disease.

Date: 2007
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