A DNA repair pathway can regulate transcriptional noise to promote cell fate transitions

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This work came on the heels of a paper led by Ravi Desai and @_XinyueChen_ that shows that Base Excision Repair contributes to tx noise through a process called “DiThR” https://t.co/6iPv1D58Zu IdU incorporates across the genome and acts as a substrate f…

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'Noisy' gene expression plays key role in development and may help improve stem cell therapies https://t.co/TcTUny5FJm https://t.co/SmDQ870oQ7 https://t.co/BQ3Tuf7Uq2

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