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2003, New Comprehensive BiochemistryCitation Excerpt :Its function is unclear, although recent evidence suggests that it may function as a chromatin insulator [19]. The β-globin locus LCRs of several species have been characterized and compared to the human LCR [20–26]. The general organization and spatial array of the individual HSs has been conserved (Fig. 2).
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