Initial high-resolution microscopic mapping of active and inactive regulatory sequences proves non-random 3D arrangements in chromatin domain clusters

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https://t.co/WRJxqYnJA2 Chromatin organization with pictures 🥳🍻

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RT @Pathh1: A very positive Thomas Cremer gives tour of the nucleus, ending with all new approaches to show chromosome packaging and the i…

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A very positive Thomas Cremer gives tour of the nucleus, ending with all new approaches to show chromosome packaging and the importance of interchromosome spaces, active and inactive compartments #cytogenet18 https://t.co/qlv2c7kzp5 https://t.co/QpJkOwvr8

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@SuperResoluSian @Fran_Bottanelli My fav. #femalewithmicroscope for #IWD2018 is Marion Cremer. She is not only a #SIM expert but a great geneticist with major contributions to 3D genome structure https://t.co/sWqsK6iv89 Best thing: despite little recogniti

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