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“Across flatworms and vertebrates, hundreds of accessibility-dictating DNA motifs formed conserved vocabularies associated with particular cell-type families, and models trained in one species could predict family-level chromatin accessibility in distant species.”
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“Across flatworms and vertebrates, hundreds of accessibility-dictating DNA motifs formed conserved vocabularies associated with particular cell-type families, and models trained in one species could…”
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