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Gene Regulation Knows Its Boundaries.

Elzo de Wit

Abstract

The genome is folded nonrandomly inside the cell nucleus. How this contributes to gene regulation is an important subject of investigation. A new study by Despang et al. shows how the spatial segregation of genes and regulatory regions can influence developmental expression in subtle, but critical ways.

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Trends in genetics : TIG

Volume 35
Issue nr. 12
Pages 883-885
Publication date 01-12-2019

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Publisher website (DOI) 10.1016/j.tig.2019.09.002
Europe PubMed Central 31623870
Pubmed 31623870

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