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Decoding Chromatin Accessibility Programs In Cancer
(2019)Chromatin accessibility plays an important role in defining cell identity and phenotype. With the emergence of novel methods like ATAC-seq, a sequencing method that maps regions of open chromatin and enables the computational ... -
Dna Replication And Transcription In The C. Elegans Embryo
(2019)Animal embryogenesis represents a cascade of genetically encoded events that transform a single-celled zygote, composed of cytoplasm and nuclei from two haploid gametes, into a fully formed organism. The “totipotent” zygote ... -
Statistical Models For The Function And Evolution Of Cis-Regulatory Elements In Mammals
(2019)Precise gene regulation is essential for a wide variety of transient, developmental, and homeostatic processes. The majority of gene regulation is mediated by cis-regulatory elements, both distal (enhancers), and proximal ... -
Representation Learning On Sequential Medical Data
(2019)The way we do medicine is undergoing a revolution driven by technology. As the modern drive to record, share, and analyse data sweeps across society, healthcare lies squarely in its path. Data generated by every-day clinical ... -
Consequences of Pericentromeric DNA Hypomethylation: Lessons From an Animal Model of ICF Syndrome
(2019)The modified base, 5-methylcytosine (5mC) is enriched at repetitive DNA sequences including satellite repeats that surround chromosome centromeres. These centromeric and pericentromeric satellite repeats are important for ...
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