Publications, Data, and Talks
Peer-reviewed articles
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Girelli, G., Custodio, J., Kallas, T., Agostini, F., Wernersson, E., Spanjaard, B., Mota, A., Kolbeinsdottir, S., Gelali, E., Crosetto, N. and Bienko, M., 2020. GPSeq reveals the radial organization of chromatin in the cell nucleus. Nature biotechnology, 38(10), pp.1184-1193.
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Gelali, E., Girelli, G., Matsumoto, M., Wernersson, E., Custodio, J., Mota, A., Schweitzer, M., Ferenc, K., Li, X., Mirzazadeh, R. and Agostini, F., 2019. iFISH is a publically available resource enabling versatile DNA FISH to study genome architecture. Nature communications, 10(1), pp.1-15.
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Rubin, M.A., Girelli, G. and Demichelis, F., 2016. Genomic correlates to the newly proposed grading prognostic groups for prostate cancer. European urology, 69(4), pp.557-560.
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Digiacomo, F., Girelli, G., Aor, B., Marchioretti, C., Pedrotti, M., Perli, T., Tonon, E., Valentini, V., Avi, D., Ferrentino, G. and Dorigato, A., 2014. Ethylene-producing bacteria that ripen fruit. ACS synthetic biology, 3(12), pp.935-938.
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Francis, A.C., Di Primio, C., Quercioli, V., Valentini, P., Boll, A., Girelli, G., Demichelis, F., Arosio, D. and Cereseto, A., 2014. Second generation imaging of nuclear/cytoplasmic HIV-1 complexes. AIDS research and human retroviruses, 30(7), pp.717-726.
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Book Chapters
- Gelali, E., Custodio, J., Girelli, G., Wernersson, E., Crosetto, N., Bienko, M., 2018.
An Application-Directed, Versatile DNA FISH Platform for Research and Diagnostics.
Methods in molecular biology, 1766, pp.303-333.
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Books
- [PhD thesis] Girelli, G. Methods Development for the Investigation of the
Mammalian Genome Radial Architecture: the Quantitative Side. Karolinska
Institutet (Sweden), 2021.
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Data
- Girelli, G., Custodio, J., Kallas, T., et al., Nature Biotechnology, 2020
Source data for manuscript figure panels.
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Talks
- [Online Junior presentation] “A journey to the center of the nucleus – developing GPSeq” at INC academy from the International Nucleome Consortium. (YouTube)