How to build a cohesive genome in 3D

Rachel Patton McCord ()
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Rachel Patton McCord: University of Tennessee

Nature, 2017, vol. 551, issue 7678, 38-40

Abstract: Removing the protein complex cohesin from chromosomes destroys one layer of the genome's 3D structure but leaves another intact. Genome structure is therefore built by independent processes that work together. See Letter p.51

Date: 2017
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