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Chromatin profiling of a liverwort genome reveals an epigenomic landscape where the major mark of developmental silencing in later-branching land plants and in animals also targets subsets of transposons in… Click to show full abstract
Chromatin profiling of a liverwort genome reveals an epigenomic landscape where the major mark of developmental silencing in later-branching land plants and in animals also targets subsets of transposons in this early-branching land plant lineage.
Keywords:
branching land;
land plants;
evolution heterochromatin;
heterochromatin diversity;
land;
early branching
Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2020
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