DNA methylation and transcriptional noise
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Summary
It is shown that gene body methylation is significantly negatively associated with transcriptional noise when examined in the context of other biological factors, and this finding supports the hypothesis that gene body methylation suppresses transcriptional noise.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-04-26
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- 133
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- Open access
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Keywords
Art, Representation (politics), Humanities
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