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Human-specific remodeling of an endogenous retrovirus shapes structural diversity at acrocentric nucleolar organizer regions
Human acrocentric short arms harbor K111, an endogenous retrovirus that became an integral component of nucleolar organizer region (NOR)-associated architecture across all five acrocentric chromosome types. Here we combine complete human and primate genomes, haplotype-resolved population assemblies
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