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ATF3 drives senescence by reconstructing accessible chromatin profiles

Zhang et al., 2021

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9257268116234585200
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Zhang C
Zhang X
Huang L
Guan Y
Huang X
Tian X
Zhang L
Tao W
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Aging Cell

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Chromatin organization and transcriptional profiles undergo tremendous reordering during senescence. However, uncovering the regulatory mechanisms between chromatin reconstruction and gene expression in senescence has been elusive. Here, we depicted the …
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