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Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Figure 2

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Reactions in the cell nucleus (a): The RNA is depicted in red, with the DNA shown as black double lines and a linking molecule in dark blue. The light blue circles stand for proteins. The black dot is a molecule that allows to single out the DNA-RNA hybrid in solution. Explanations are provided in the text. Reactions in solution (b): protein removal, second strand synthesis, clipping to predetermined size, addition of sequences used for recognition, and sequencing.

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Alessandro Bonetti et al./<em>Nature Communications</em>

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