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Chromatin interaction analyses elucidate the roles of PRC2-bound silencers in mouse development

Ngan et al., 2020

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14101157139603165920
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Ngan C
Wong C
Tjong H
Wang W
Goldfeder R
Choi C
He H
Gong L
Lin J
Urban B
Chow J
Li M
Lim J
Philip V
Murray S
Wang H
Wei C
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Nature genetics

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Lineage-specific gene expression is modulated by a balance between transcriptional activation and repression during animal development. Knowledge about enhancer-centered transcriptional activation has advanced considerably, but silencers and their roles in normal …
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