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Innate immune stress pathway activation underlies heterochromatin dysfunction pathology
Heterochromatin loss disrupts nuclear architecture, gene regulation and repetitive element silencing, and is associated with diverse human diseases. However, mechanisms linking heterochromatin dysfunction to pathological phenotypes remain unclear. Using genetic interaction screening and genomic anal
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