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Trends in Molecular Medicine|May 11, 2005
Artificial and engineered chromosomes: non-integrating vectors for gene therapyJoydeep Basu, Huntington F WillardPediatric Clinics of North America|October 10, 2006
Human artificial chromosomes: potential applications and clinical considerationsJoydeep Basu, Huntington F WillardCurrent Protocols in Human Genetics|April 23, 2008
Human artificial chromosome assembly by transposon-based retrofitting of genomic BACs with synthetic alpha-satellite arraysJoydeep Basu, Huntington F Willard, Gregory StrombergBMC Biotechnology|July 7, 2005
Efficient assembly of de novo human artificial chromosomes from large genomic lociJoydeep Basu, George Compitello, Gregory Stromberg, et al.Nucleic Acids Research|January 28, 2005
Rapid creation of BAC-based human artificial chromosome vectors by transposition with synthetic alpha-satellite arraysJoydeep Basu, Gregory Stromberg, George Compitello, et al.Nature|March 18, 2005
X-inactivation profile reveals extensive variability in X-linked gene expression in femalesLaura Carrel, Huntington F WillardBMC Genomics|August 4, 2012
Evidence for sequence biases associated with patterns of histone methylationZhong Wang, Huntington F WillardHuman Molecular Genetics|August 14, 2003
Chromatin of the Barr body: histone and non-histone proteins associated with or excluded from the inactive X chromosomeBrian P Chadwick, Huntington F WillardProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 3, 2004
Multiple spatially distinct types of facultative heterochromatin on the human inactive X chromosomeBrian P Chadwick, Huntington F WillardDevelopmental Cell|April 12, 2003
SETting the stage. Eed-Enx1 leaves an epigenetic signature on the inactive X chromosomeBrian P Chadwick, Huntington F WillardPageof 10