Chrom3D: three-dimensional genome modeling from Hi-C and nuclear lamin-genome contacts
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Jonas Paulsen | M. Sekelja | A. Oldenburg | Alice Barateau | N. Briand | E. Delbarre | Akshay Shah | Anita H. L. Sørensen | C. Vigouroux | B. Buendia | P. Collas | Anja R. Oldenburg | Anita L. Sørensen | Corinne Vigouroux
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