Neural lineage induction reveals multi-scale dynamics of 3D chromatin organization
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Wolfgang Huber | Felix A. Klein | Simon Anders | Paul Bertone | Lars M. Steinmetz | Bernd Klaus | L. Steinmetz | W. Huber | Paul Bertone | S. Anders | B. Klaus | M. Oleś | A. Pękowska | F. Klein | Aleksandra Pekowska | Malgorzata Oles | Aleksandra Pękowska
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