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Identification of cis-regulatory modules in promoters of human genes exploiting mutual positioning of transcription factors
In higher organisms, gene regulation is controlled by the interplay of non-random combinations of multiple transcription factors (TFs). Although numerous attempts have been made to identify these combinations, important details, such as mutual positioning of the factors that have an important role i
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