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... aggregated, and those DNAregions that are not undergoing transcription pro-trude from the factory and form a chromatin cloud;therefore, a chromosome appears as a linear array of many factories and ... determined at atomicresolution (W. Kagawa and H. Kurumizaka, this issue[2]). However, before a pair of homologous DNAstrands can interact with each other, they must findeach other within the cell ... the early stages, the arm regions of homologous chromo-somes become close to each other independently of recombination (in the absence of Rec12), and thesecontacts are stabilized later in a...

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