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Home / In the News / Biology discovery: tight DNA packaging protects against ‘jumping genes,’ potential cellular destruction / Genes and Development 20_15

Genes and Development 20_15

September 1, 2016 

By Jennifer Rumbach

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Biology discovery: tight DNA packaging protects against ‘jumping genes,’ potential cellular destruction

    Research

    • Plasticity of cell cycle control during development
    • Histone RNA biosynthesis and nuclear body function
    • Epigenetic control of genome replication and function

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