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Developmental and tissue expression breadth define distinct but overlapping classes of housekeeping genes
Housekeeping genes are commonly defined as broadly expressed genes that support essential cellular function. However, their identification in genome-wide datasets typically relies on spatial variation across adult tissues, while largely overlooking developmental time as an additional dimension of g
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