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Slow RNAPII elongation facilitates early pluripotency cell transitions without reducing replication fork rates

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We assess the impact of reducing transcription elongation rate during mESCs dedifferentiation, gaining insights into its effects on replication fork dynamics, gene expression, chromatin conformation, and alternative splicing.

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