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Active chromatin structure

Cell Biology International Reports, 1978
Active gene sequences are present in the nucleosomal fraction of chromatin. Histones are attached to the DNA of transcribing non-ribosomal genes, and EM images suggest that their conformation is related to that of nucleosomes, or is readily converted to that structure on preparation for microscopy.
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Structure of Chromatin in Spermatozoa

2013
The specialized structure of the sperm chromatin has a dual function - first to protect the DNA from damage during storage and transport to the oocyte, and then to enable a rapid and complete unpacking of the undamaged paternal genome in the ooplasm. It is evident that zinc has a pivotal role in maintaining the structural stability and in enabling a ...
Lars, Björndahl, Ulrik, Kvist
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The Structure of Chromatin

2018
Chromatin is the physical representative of the epigenome. Histones are the main protein component of chromatin and form octamer cores, around which genomic DNA is wrapped. These nucleosomes are the regularly repeating units of chromatin, but they can vary from one genomic region to the other by (i) different post-translational modifications of amino ...
Carsten Carlberg, Ferdinand Molnár
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The Structure of Chromatin

Proceedings, annual meeting, Electron Microscopy Society of America, 1970
Chromatin from calf thymus has been reinvestigated.If the extraction procedure of Zubay and Doty is altered through the omission of EDTA and the resulting fibrils are picked up on grids by the method of Koller et al from a solution containing no added salt, one observes fibrils of diameter about 230 Å. (Figure A). This is the same diameter as was found
Janice L. Jones, Michael Beer
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The Structure and Function of Chromatin

1972
Biochemical and genetic studies have produced a vast fund of knowledge concerning gene action and regulation in prokaryotes. In these organisms the DNA is exposed rather nakedly to the world, protected primarily by the cell membrane. In eukaryotes the DNA seems far better shielded, being enmeshed in histone and nonhistone proteins and sequestered ...
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Regulation of chromatin structure by site-specific histone H3 methyltransferases

Nature, 2000
S. Rea   +10 more
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Key role for CTCF in establishing chromatin structure in human embryos

Nature, 2019
Xue-Peng Chen   +12 more
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Histone H4-K16 Acetylation Controls Chromatin Structure and Protein Interactions

Science, 2006
M. Shogren-Knaak   +5 more
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Chromatin Structure and Transcription

Annual Review of Cell Biology, 1992
R D, Kornberg, Y, Lorch
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