Studying chromosome-wide transcriptional networks: new insights into disease?
Abstract A large amount of experimental data collected over the last decade has shown that genomic organization is very complex and has highlighted the fact that the current set of gene annotations does not fully capture this complexity. Much of the RNA detected in a cell is found to originate from...
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