Reduced levels of two modifiers of epigenetic gene silencing, Dnmt3a and Trim28, cause increased phenotypic noise

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Alex van Oudenaarden speaks of interest in stochastic contribution to phenotype. See this GB paper http://t.co/LmZCGmhEq7 #cshsinglecell

RT @GenomeBiology: Related pubs in GB: epigenetic modifiers & noise http://t.co/Idtxfitf4X; stochastic expression in single cells http://t.co/VVBiqmnh3q (2/2)

Related pubs in GB: epigenetic modifiers & noise http://t.co/Idtxfitf4X; stochastic expression in single cells http://t.co/VVBiqmnh3q (2/2)

Rob Mitra speaking on gene expression noise #bog12 See related-ish article in GB by Emma Whitelaw http://t.co/0ebg9lur

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