DNA Sequence-Dependent Compartmentalization and Silencing of Chromatin at the Nuclear Lamina
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Bradley E. Bernstein | Charles B. Epstein | Jonathan K. Pritchard | Ignacio A. Demarco | Daniel J. Gaffney | J. Pritchard | B. Bernstein | C. Epstein | R. Pique-Regi | D. Gaffney | Harinder Singh | I. Demarco | K. Reddy | J. Zullo | T. R. Luperchio | C. Spooner | Harinder Singh | Chauncey J. Spooner | Karen L. Reddy | Joseph M. Zullo | Roger Piqué-Regi | Teresa R. Luperchio | T. Luperchio
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