Oncogene-mediated alterations in chromatin conformation
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M. Rubin | O. Elemento | J. Mosquera | D. Rickman | T. D. Soong | B. Moss | Jan Dlabal | S. Terry | T. Macdonald | J. Tripodi | Karen L. Bunting | V. Najfeld | F. Demichelis | A. Melnick | Benjamin J. Moss | D. Soong
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