3D position of pericentromeric heterochromatin within the nucleus of a patient with ICF syndrome
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C. Baumann | D. Le Tessier | C. Baumann | A. Aboura | B. Benzacken | C. Dupont | A. Tabet | F. Guimiot | L. Perrin | P. Bourdoncle | I. Marey | D. Smiljkovski | J. Dupont | C. Lebugle | D. L. Tessier | Camille Lebugle
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