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CpG domains downstream of TSSs promote high levels of gene expression

Krinner et al., 2014

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4049743965814220028
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Krinner S
Heitzer A
Diermeier S
Obermeier I
Längst G
Wagner R
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Nucleic Acids Research

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CpG dinucleotides are known to play a crucial role in regulatory domains, affecting gene expression in their natural context. Here, we demonstrate that intragenic CpG frequency and distribution impacts transgene and genomic gene expression levels in mammalian cells. As …
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