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Naïve pluripotency remodels nucleocytoplasmic RNA partitioning in mouse embryonic stem cells independently of transcript sequence features
Background: Where a transcript resides within the cell determines whether it can be translated, and nuclear export is a regulated, rate-limiting step in this process. Whether export competence itself is reorganized between pluripotency states has not been examined. Results: W
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