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Heterochromatome wide analyses reveal MBD2 as a phase separation scaffold for heterochromatin compartmentalization and composition
Heterochromatin is essential for nuclear integrity, genome stability, and gene regulation. However, the mechanisms governing heterochromatin compartmentalization remain poorly understood. Recent studies suggest that phase separation underlies the organization of heterochromatin. Here, we integrated
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