CRISPR Inversion of CTCF Sites Alters Genome Topology and Enhancer/Promoter Function
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Michael Q. Zhang | A. Krainer | Wei Li | B. Ren | T. Maniatis | Qiang Wu | Y. Lu | D. Gorkin | Ya Guo | Quan Xu | Daniele Canzio | Jia Shou | Jin-huan Li | Inkyung Jung | Haiyang Wu | Yanan Zhai | Yuanxiao Tang | Yonghu Wu | Zhilian Jia | David U. Gorkin
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