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Methylcytosine oxidation derivatives are preferentially associated with repetitive chromatin and mark active rDNA in Silene latifolia
Cytosine oxidation is an additional layer of epigenetic regulation in Silene latifolia repetitive DNA, challenging 5mC-centric models and highlighting its potential role in chromatin dynamics, especially in active rDNA copies.
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