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          "SAF-A domain rescue and gene-rich compaction, scaffold fractionation, SAR RNA sensitivity and rapid RNA-protein displacement provide a substantial physical steelman."
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          "Compartment-specific folding, RNA-rich versus chromatin-rich segregation and preserved structure in some local perturbations motivate a polymer contribution."
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      "title": "The nuclear matrix protein HNRNPU maintains 3D genome architecture globally in mouse hepatocytes.",
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      "title": "Directed RNase H Cleavage of Nascent Transcripts Causes Transcription Termination.",
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      "SAP rescue constructs are close to endogenous levels; XIST/Polycomb spatial effects coexist with maintained Xi silencing.",
      "Neat1 knockout removes local bodies yet examined baseline viability and stomach organization persist; subsequent restricted reproductive effects remain separate.",
      "Creamer RNase affects permeabilized nuclei; lamins and NUMA remain while SAF-A releases; centrifugation redistributes RNA and multiple proteins together."
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