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Cell epigenetics and chromatin organization special Issue: 23 February, 2007

In this year's special review issue of Cell, we aim to highlight the nongenetic functions that are collectively known as “epigenetics.” This collection of essays, minireviews, and reviews presents our current knowledge of the molecular basis of epigenetic mechanisms, including the emerging role of noncoding RNAs and their role in development and disease, and discusses the still largely unknown terrain of chromatin organization.
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