The Activity of TCP Family Transcription Factors Is Associated with Changes in the 3D Conformation of Chromatin

Genomics research should not stop at obtaining information from genome sequences or epigenetic modifications. An in-depth exploration of three-dimensional chromatin folding is also essential for understanding genome functions. In the past ten years, the advancement of high-throughput sequencing technology and the development of high-resolution imaging technology have made the complex three-dimensional structure of the genome increasingly clearly presented in front of people. Among them, Topologically Associated Domains (TADs) discovered by…

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