Orientation-dependent <i>Dxz4</i> contacts shape the 3D structure of the inactive X chromosome
Giancarlo Bonora(University of Washington), Christine M. Distèche(University of Washington), Zhijun Duan(Dalian Medical University), Vijay Ramani(Gladstone Institutes), William Stafford Noble(University of Washington), G. N. Filippova(University of Washington), J. Schendure(University of Washington), Joel B. Berletch(University of Washington), R. Qui(University of Washington), He Fang(University of Washington), Xinxian Deng(University of Washington)
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