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Chromatin spatial organization and transcription regulation during early embryonic development: the
example of ribosomal genes
Martine Chebrout, Maïmouna Kone, Pierre Adenot, Renaud Fleurot, Tiphaine Aguirre-Lavin, Nathalie Beaujean Bobineau, Amélie Bonnet-Garnier
To cite this version:
Martine Chebrout, Maïmouna Kone, Pierre Adenot, Renaud Fleurot, Tiphaine Aguirre-Lavin, et al..
Chromatin spatial organization and transcription regulation during early embryonic development: the
example of ribosomal genes. 22. International Chromosome Conference, Sep 2018, Prague, Czech
Republic. pp.48, 2018, Abstract Book 22. ICC, 22nd International Chromosome Conference. �hal-
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22ND INTERNATIONAL CHROMOSOME CONFERENCE September 2–5, 2018, Czech Republic
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PS-P-1597 P-06-094 Function of phosphatidylinositol 4-phosphate in the cell nucleus Fáberová V.
PS-P-1624 P-06-095 Differential response of meiotic chromosome mobility to radical stress in two model yeasts
Scherthan H.
PS-P-1627 P-06-096 Involvement of histone variant H2A.Z in chromosomal segregation:
analysis by genetic complementation system with H2A.Z knockout cells
Takahashi D.
PS-P-1633 P-06-097 Functional analysis of nuclear actin: approach with bicyclic peptides binding to nuclear G-actin
Takahashi Y.
PS-P-1648 P-06-098 Chromosome aberrations detected by FISH in newly diagnosed cancer patients
Musilova P.
PS-P-1673 P-06-099 Heterochromatin behaviour in stressed Vicia faba roots Rybaczek D.
PS-P-1676 P-06-100 Chromatin spatial organization and transcription regulation during early embryonic development : the example of ribosomal genes Bonnet-Garnier A.
PS-P-1681 P-06-101 Myosin VI and its role in the DNA damage response Cook A. W.
PS-P-1682 P-06-102 Karyotype evolution and chromosomal rearrangements of the Silurana group
Knytl M.
PS-P-1687 P-06-103 Kluyveromyces Lactis Harbors an Intact and Functional Linker Histone Gene Encoding an Important Chromatin Component Staneva D. N.
PS-P-1688 P-06-104 Identification of protein complexes associated with lamin Dm and topoisomerase II in vivo. Changes in development and stress.
Palka M.
PS-P-1689 P-06-105 The effect of stress and subcellular distribution of lamins and interacting proteins in Drosophila melanogaster Tomczak A.
PS-P-1690 P-06-106 Nuclear architecture rearragement during stress conditions Jabłońska J.
PS-P-1691 P-06-107 Derivatives of acridines in photodynamic therapy Maciejewska N. A.
PS-P-1713 P-06-170 The Role of Phosphoinositides in Chromatin Remodeling Paprckova D.
