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LOCATION:1352 Gilman Hall\, Iowa State University: https://www.fpm.iastate.
 edu/maps/buildings/building.asp?id=48
SUMMARY:Michele Di Pierro (Physical Seminar)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Title: &nbsp\;Physical Chemistry of Genes and GenomesMichele Di
  Pierro\, Assistant Professor of PhysicsNortheastern University\, BostonHo
 st: Davit PotoyanAbstract: In this talk\, I will explore several interconn
 ected aspects of genome organization\, highlighting how structure underpin
 s genomic function. Chromosomal architecture emerges from two primary phys
 ical mechanisms: phase separation\, driven by dynamic epigenetic patterns 
 along DNA\, and motor-driven compaction. Together\, these processes shape 
 three-dimensional chromosome organization\, influencing the transport of t
 ranscription factors\, modulating genetic interactions\, and ultimately re
 gulating gene expression.\n\nMore information at: https://www.chem.iastate
 .edu/event/2026/michele-di-pierro-physical-seminar\n\n1352 Gilman Hall\, I
 owa State University: https://www.fpm.iastate.edu/maps/buildings/building.
 asp?id=48
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