Science spotlights 4D nucleome papers in a new issue featuring single-cell 3D genome work
jmuiuc · x · 2026-07-24
This week’s Science issue features a cover story on 4D nucleome work, and the post points readers to the other single-cell 3D genome papers in the same issue.
The cover image also highlights several adjacent stories, including gene-editing in China and the rise and fall of human languages. The main point, though, is the cluster of 4D genome papers in this issue.
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