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A human DNA methylation atlas reveals principles of cell type-specific methylation and identifies thousands of cell type-specific regulatory elements

Loyfer et al., 2022

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10416991382099812090
Author
Loyfer N
Magenheim J
Peretz A
Cann G
Bredno J
Klochendler A
Fox-Fisher I
Shabi-Porat S
Hecht M
Pelet T
Moss J
Drawshy Z
Amini H
Moradi P
Nagaraju S
Bauman D
Shveiky D
Porat S
Rivkin G
Or O
Hirshoren N
Carmon E
Pikarsky A
Khalaileh A
Zamir G
Grinboim R
Abu Gazala M
Mizrahi I
Shussman N
Korach A
Wald O
Izhar U
Erez E
Yutkin V
Samet Y
Rotnemer Golinkin D
Spalding K
Druid H
Arner P
Shapiro A
Grompe M
Aravanis A
Venn O
Jamshidi A
Shemer R
Dor Y
Glaser B
Kaplan T
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Biorxiv

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DNA methylation is a fundamental epigenetic mark that governs chromatin organization, cell identity, and gene expression. Here we describe a human methylome atlas, based on deep whole-genome bisulfite sequencing allowing fragment-level analysis across thousands of …
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