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Mechanisms and functional implications of long-range enhancer-dependent gene regulation

Sep 2026 · Nature Genetics · Vol 58, pp. 2104 - 2117 · 0 citations · 200 references
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This Perspective discusses mechanisms enabling long-range enhancer–promoter communication and the potential advantages that distal enhancer positioning might confer on the establishment of developmental gene expression programs.

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