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Antibodies to Chromosomal Non-Histone Proteins in Malignant Cells
1983The exceptional selectivity of the immune response makes the use of antibodies to chromosomal proteins attractive for studies on the structure and function of chromatin. It is believed that alterations of cellular phenotype during differentiation and carcinogenesis are accompanied by changes in the composition of nuclear proteins, some of which may ...
Lubomir S. Hnilica +5 more
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Characterization of a non-histone chromosomal protein which stimulates RNA polymerase II
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis, 1980A non-histone chromosomal protein was extracted and purified 177-fold from rat liver nuclei which stimulated RNA synthesis in vitro catalyzed by wheat germ RNA polymerase II with either liver chromatin, or native or denaturated calf thymus DNA as template.
M, Legraverend, R I, Glazer
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Interactions of a Purified Non‐Histone Chromosomal Protein with DNA and Histone
European Journal of Biochemistry, 19741. The interactions of a purified calf thymus chromosomal non‐histone protein (designated protein HMG1) with bacteriophage T7 DNA and calf thymus DNA have been investigated by sedimentation analysis in the ultracentrifuge. The results obtained show that (a) the non‐histone protein HMG1 binds to DNA in an ionic‐strength‐dependent manner, (b) the DNA can
K V, Shooter, G H, Goodwin, E W, Johns
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Distribution and function of non-histone proteins in human chromosomes
Proceedings, annual meeting, Electron Microscopy Society of America, 1992The role of non-histone proteins in the structure and movements of mitotic chromosomes remains poorly understood. We describe here experiments aimed at characterization of the distribution of two very different classes of these proteins. The first is composed of integral components of the centromere (or primary constriction).
W.C. Earnshaw, C.A. Cooke
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Studies on the degradation of high mobility group non-histone chromosomal proteins
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis, 1978During the isolation of high mobility group non-histone proteins from calf thymus chromatin by methods described previously (e.g. Goodwin, G.H., Nicolas, R.H. and Johns, E.W. (1975) Biochim. Biophys, Acta. 405, 280--291) protein degradation occurs resulting in a number of proteins appearing in the chromatin extracts which are not present in high ...
G H, Goodwin, J M, Walker, E W, Johns
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Contractile proteins. Major components of nuclear and chromosome non-histone proteins.
Biochimica et biophysica acta, 1975Two of the major non-histone proteins from Physarum polycephalum have been isolated under nondenaturing conditions and identified as actin and myosin. A third protein has been purified from crude nuclear actomyosin and from residual nonhistone fractions and found to bind actomyosin in the presence of Mg2+.
W M, Lestourgeon +4 more
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[Immunodiffusion of non-histone chromosomal proteins from human skin tumors].
Bollettino della Societa italiana di biologia sperimentale, 1983A previously unpublished reaction of precipitation in agarose between histone and non-histone proteins extracted in saline buffer from nuclei of human skin tumors, is reported. Two bands of precipitation similar to those in an immunodiffusion reaction between NHP and specific antisera, were observed.
F L, Landi +4 more
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Tissue specificity of non-histone chromosomal proteins
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, ADP-RIBOSYLATION OF NON-HISTONE CHROMOSOMAL PROTEINS FROM BULL TESTIS.
1980ABSTR.
B. FARINA +1 more
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