Territory Organization is a structural principle in nuclear architecture that describes the non-random, spatially constrained arrangement of individual chromosomes within the interphase nucleus, where each chromosome occupies a distinct, largely non-overlapping subnuclear volume.
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Structure and Dynamics of Interphase Chromosomes
Angelo Rosa, Ralf Everaers · PLoS Computational Biology · 2008 · 540 citations · Full text
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Testosterone and Aggression in Birds
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Heidelberg, Germany
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New York, United States
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