Nucleoplasmic Lamin A/C and Polycomb group of proteins: An evolutionarily conserved interplay
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E. Cesarini | F. Marullo | C. Lanzuolo | L. Antonelli | F. Gregoretti | G. Oliva | Francesco Gregoretti | Laura Antonelli | Gennaro Oliva
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