1994
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9452(94)90255-0
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Histone H1 of the garden pea (Pisum sativum L.); composition, developmental changes, allelic polymorphism and inheritance

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“…A specific role for the histone H1 allelic isoform might be assigned based on the cause and effect relationship between the appearance and/or disappearance of a given allele leading to the characteristic phenotypic effects (Kowalski and Palyga 2012a). The histone H1 allele frequencies were shown to correlate with growth dynamics (Kosterin et al 1994;Bogdanova et al 2007), accumulated temperature of vegetation period (Bogdanova et al 2005), and geographic distribution of plants (Berdnikov et al 1993;Dudnikov 2012), plumage colour in duck (Palyga et al 2000), and the effects of environmental pollution in hare (Lepus europaeus).…”
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“…A specific role for the histone H1 allelic isoform might be assigned based on the cause and effect relationship between the appearance and/or disappearance of a given allele leading to the characteristic phenotypic effects (Kowalski and Palyga 2012a). The histone H1 allele frequencies were shown to correlate with growth dynamics (Kosterin et al 1994;Bogdanova et al 2007), accumulated temperature of vegetation period (Bogdanova et al 2005), and geographic distribution of plants (Berdnikov et al 1993;Dudnikov 2012), plumage colour in duck (Palyga et al 2000), and the effects of environmental pollution in hare (Lepus europaeus).…”
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“…Acting as peculiar modifiers of chromatin organization, the histone H1 subtypes may control expression of individual genes that influence many important cellular processes, such as chromosome alignment and segregation (Takata et al 2007), mitotic progression (Green et al 2010), and DNA damage response (Kratzmeier et al 1999;Hashimoto et al 2007). Since histone H1 condensing function is mediated by a specific C-terminal domain amino acid composition (Hansen et al 2006;Lu et al 2009), the alterations in the C-terminal domain amino acid sequence (Kosterin et al 1994;Palyga et al 2000;Gornicka-Michalska et al 2006;Kowalski et al 2011a, b) seem to support functional diversity of these chromatin proteins. A specific role for the histone H1 allelic isoform might be assigned based on the cause and effect relationship between the appearance and/or disappearance of a given allele leading to the characteristic phenotypic effects (Kowalski and Palyga 2012a).…”
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“…In garden pea, seven genes, His1-His7, encoding the various subtypes of histones H1 lie in three regions of the genetic map, with His2-His6 tightly linked Kosterin et al, 1994). Only His1 has been coupled with its DNA sequence (Berdnikov et al, 2003).…”
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