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The Role of the Epigenome in Shaping 3D Chromatin Organization in Tomato
In recent years, genome dynamics has emerged as a key area of research, owing to its critical role in elucidating the mechanisms underlying gene expression regulation. Research on three-dimensional (3D) chromatin organization has revealed diverse mechanisms that govern chromosome folding, which are
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