Study Finds Important Microbial Genes Do Not Have Slower Mutation Rates
A study in PLOS Biology finds that essential genes in bacteria and yeast do not mutate at lower rates than ...
A study in PLOS Biology finds that essential genes in bacteria and yeast do not mutate at lower rates than ...
Active centromeric alpha-satellite arrays in humans and other great apes are consistently larger and more homogeneous than inactive neighbours, letting ...
A comparative analysis of 262 vertebrate genomes finds that recently expanded SINE retroelements are the strongest predictor of uneven gene ...
New research from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center reveals how cohesin activates distant genes, identifies an immunogenic cell death called ...
A new computational framework called DeCTCF uses AI-predicted epigenomic features to sort more than 236,000 CTCF binding sites into 20 ...
A University of Vienna study finds that an ancient burst of genome reorganization created 3D DNA interactions, or regulatory entanglement, ...
Researchers have discovered that the active X chromosome in liver cells adopts a liver-specific bipartite structure whose early dissolution drives ...
A new protocol promises to turn the static architecture of mammalian genomes into something far more experimentally tractable. Understanding how ...
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