Chemical crosslinking of histone H1o to histone neighbours in nuclei and chromatin

Chemical crosslinking of histone H1o to histone neighbours in nuclei and chromatin

Crosslinking of histones in mouse liver nuclei and extended chromatin with a bifunctional reagent leads to the formation of H1-H1o heterodimers as well as H1o-H1o homodimers. H1o can be also crosslinked to the core histones. Thus, the location of histone H1o within the basic repeating chromatin stru...

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Veröffentlicht in:FEBS letters 1983-07, Vol.158 (2), p.276-280
Hauptverfasser: Dashkevich, V K, Nikolaev, L G, Zlatanova, J S, Glotov, B O, Severin, E S
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Cell Nucleus - analysis
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Histones - isolation & purification
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Chemical Phenomena
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Liver - analysis
Mice
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