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Developmental biology. Pluripotent chromatin state

Andrew S Chi et al. Science. 2009.

Abstract

Recent studies highlighting the primacy of the transcription factor network have led some researchers to question what role, if any, chromatin plays in pluripotent cells. Part of the answer may lie in its now well-established function in buffering transcriptional noise.

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