Dynamics and genome-centricity of interchromatin domains in the nucleus
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Pederson, T. (2002). Dynamics and genome-centricity of interchromatin domains in the nucleus. Nature Cell Biology, 4(12), E287–E291.

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  1. Thoru Pederson (first)
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