RNA polymerase II clusters form in line with surface condensation on regulatory chromatin
It is essential for cells to control which genes are transcribed into RNA. In eukaryotes, two major control points are recruitment of RNA polymerase II (Pol II) into a paused state, and subsequent pause release toward transcription. Pol II recruitment and pause release occur in association with macr...
Main Authors: | Hilbert, L. (Author), Klingberg, T. (Author), Kobitski, A.Y (Author), Mamontova, I. (Author), Nienhaus, G.U (Author), Noa, A. (Author), Pancholi, A. (Author), Prizak, R. (Author), Sobucki, M. (Author), Zaburdaev, V. (Author), Zhang, W. (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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John Wiley and Sons Inc
2021
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