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    这种SWI/SNF (Switch/Sucrose Non-Fermentable) 染色体重塑复合体,特别是Moira (MOR),充当一个周核支架. 这种支架关闭了染色质的可访问性,将昼夜蛋白质振荡与基因表达节奏和行为联系起来.

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