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  • - The study of gene transcription, chromatin organization, and genome stability reveals a complex network of cellular processes.
  • - The cohesin complex is crucial for maintaining balance in these processes and has multiple functions within the cell.
  • - This review highlights the links between cohesin's roles and their implications for various human diseases.

Article Abstract

The intricate landscape of cellular processes governing gene transcription, chromatin organization, and genome stability is a fascinating field of study. A key player in maintaining this delicate equilibrium is the cohesin complex, a molecular machine with multifaceted roles. This review presents an in-depth exploration of these intricate connections and their significant impact on various human diseases.

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