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Here they further generalize this function by including preferential contacts between grandparents and grandchildren, but omit workplace contacts.

As the utility of meta-population modeling depends on more realistic mixing functions, the authors added preferential contacts between parents and children and among co-workers (Glasser et al., 2012).

TADs and contact domains are defined as chromosomal sub-compartments that display preferential contacts in cis.

These preferential contacts between amino acids and DNA bases can be complex, featuring several bases or amino acids [ 52].

Such loss of preferential contacts is due to the action of the Xist long non-coding RNA, independently of its ability to repress transcription 58.

In Rad21-deficient cells, many of these preferential contacts are lost, accompanied by a general relaxation of the chromosomal domain structure.

Next, we returned to the Hi-C maps to assess whether the preferential cohesin/CTCF contacts observed in the 4C-seq examples represent a global trend.

As shown in Figure 3A and B, we discovered a remarkably preferential network of cohesin/CTCF contacts that underlies the Hi-C domain structure.

Using these tools, and a new Msi2 reporter model, we show that haematopoietic stem/progenitor cells display preferential spatial affinity for contacting the vascular niche, and a temporal affinity for making stable associations with these cells.

Cu microstructures were then fabricated directly by preferential electrochemical deposition involving contact between the stamp and a n-Si(1 1 1) workpiece.

In this work, we attempt to test the hypothesis of preferential attachment in social contact data directly, rather than via asymptotic power law behaviour.