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Model showing how heterochromatin of the Xi could transition between metaphase and interphase to be organized into the two nonoverlapping heterochromatin territories and to explain how XIST RNA could rapidly spread in cis outward from the X inactivation center (XIC) along only part of the Xi.  
Model showing how heterochromatin of the Xi could transition between metaphase and interphase to be organized into the two nonoverlapping heterochromatin territories and to explain how XIST RNA could rapidly spread in cis outward from the X inactivation center (XIC) along only part of the Xi.  


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Model for XIST RNA spread from X inactivation center

Model showing how heterochromatin of the Xi could transition between metaphase and interphase to be organized into the two nonoverlapping heterochromatin territories and to explain how XIST RNA could rapidly spread in cis outward from the X inactivation center (XIC) along only part of the Xi.


Links: X Inactivation | Molecular Development | Female Development

Reference

Chadwick BP & Willard HF. (2004). Multiple spatially distinct types of facultative heterochromatin on the human inactive X chromosome. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. , 101, 17450-5. PMID: 15574503 DOI.

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Original image name: Fig. 4. http://www.pnas.org/content/101/50/17450/F4.large.jpg


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