Heterochromatin establishment during early mammalian development is regulated by pericentromeric RNA and characterized by non-repressive H3K9me3
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Juan M. Vaquerizas | J. Vaquerizas | T. Jenuwein | M. Torres-Padilla | S. Pradhan | H. Chin | Shaorong Gao | Kai Kruse | Adam Burton | S. Le Gras | V. Brochard | Chenfei Wang | N. Beaujean | Xiaoyu Liu | Diego Rodriguez-Terrones | Quirze Rovira | Carmen Galán | André Eid | E. Ruiz-Morales | Vishnu S. Udayakumar
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