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hicream: A flexible framework to identify significantly different regions in Hi-C data
The three-dimensional (3D) organization of the genome plays a central role in many biological processes, and its disruption can critically impair cellular function. Detecting such changes is therefore crucial and can be achieved through differential analysis of Hi-C data. By comparing Hi-C data acro
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