Three-dimensional nuclear organization in cancer: examples from mouse plasmacytoma and human neuroblastoma
Three-dimensional (3D) nuclear organization is the study of the spatial distribution of nuclear contents and components. Aspects of nuclear organization that are examined in this thesis were chromosome territories, chromosomal sub-regions and telomeres. We began by examining nuclear disorganizati...
Main Author: | Kuzyk, Alexandra |
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Other Authors: | Mai, Sabine (Biochemistry and Medical Genetics) |
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2017
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1993/32145 |
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