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Current genomic foundation models treat the genome as a flat string and do not explicitly model the stochastic dynamics of cohesin- and CTCF-driven loop extrusion, the biophysical principles of phase-separated condensate formation, or the cell-type-specific combinatorial grammar of transcription factors.
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10/19/2026
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