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Deletion of an evolutionarily conserved TAD boundary compromises spermatogenesis in mice.

Author List
Lima AC, Okhovat M, Stendahl AM, VanCampen J, Nevonen KA, Herrera J, Li W, Harshman L, Yang R, Fedorov LM, Vigh-Conrad KA, Ahituv N, Conrad DF, Carbone L
Publication
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
Publication ID (Profile URL)
https://researcherprofiles.org/profile/528311273
Publication Year
2024
PubMed ID
39026739
Publication Title
Lima AC, Okhovat M, Stendahl AM, VanCampen J, Nevonen KA, Herrera J, Li W, Harshman L, Yang R, Fedorov LM, Vigh-Conrad KA, Ahituv N, Conrad DF, Carbone L. Deletion of an evolutionarily conserved TAD boundary compromises spermatogenesis in mice. bioRxiv. 2024 Jul 10.