CHROMATIN ACCESSIBILITY TO DNA MINOR GROOVE LIGANDS IN VITRO: ROLE OF LINKER HISTONES AND AMINO-TERMINAL DOMAINS OF OCT AMER HISTONES
R. Foderà, R. Caneva, C. Canzonetta and 1 more
Journal of Biological Research · 2000
doi:10.4081/jbr.2000.10789 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The processes of eukaryotic gene expression must be considered in the light of the intrinsically dynamic properties of chromatin, and, in particular, of the basic level of it which is the nucleosome. It is now clear that in the process of chromatin condensation two structures have a prominent role: the amino-terminal domains of the histone octamer and the linker histones (Hl, HS and the other isoforms). [...]
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