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中等尺度近距离标记用于研究染色体占用率的宏观变化

Cameron J Douglas1,2, Preston Samowitz1,2, Feifei Tong1

  • 1Wertheim UF Scripps, Jupiter, Florida, 33458, United States.

bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
|March 31, 2025
PubMed
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梅索地图 (MesoMap) 能够进行大尺度近距离标记,以揭示全球生物分子相互作用和药物对基因表达的影响. 该系统为HDAC抑制剂和SR-1815如何影响细胞系统和与疾病相关的基因提供了新的见解.

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