A Mystery Machine That Sculpts the Genome
Oct 20, 2015, 12:20 PM
by
Michael Croft
The Atlantic | New evidence from studies of genome folding and predictive models lends strong support to the hypothesis that the cell contains an "extrusion complex," a piece of molecular machinery that shapes genome architecture by forming DNA loops in predictable — and controllable — patterns.
October 20, 2015 | New evidence from studies of genome folding and predictive models lends strong support to the hypothesis that the cell contains an "extrusion complex," a piece of molecular machinery that shapes genome architecture by forming DNA loops in predictable — and controllable — patterns. The Atlantic


