1973
DOI: 10.1038/241123a0
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Magnetic Resonance Studies of Deoxyribonucleoprotein

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“…1 , The densitometer scans were retraced and the areas under the curves were cut and weighed to obtain relative amounts of the histone fraction. The resul; were expressed as mean percentage k standard error from 10 independent isolations of whole chromatin and 5 independent isolations of tRNA- 131 histone has been shown by several authors [2, 3,8]. Consistent with these reports, the solubility of saltextracted chromatin (i.e., HI-depleted chromatin extracted in 0.6 M NaCI) (Fig.…”
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“…1 , The densitometer scans were retraced and the areas under the curves were cut and weighed to obtain relative amounts of the histone fraction. The resul; were expressed as mean percentage k standard error from 10 independent isolations of whole chromatin and 5 independent isolations of tRNA- 131 histone has been shown by several authors [2, 3,8]. Consistent with these reports, the solubility of saltextracted chromatin (i.e., HI-depleted chromatin extracted in 0.6 M NaCI) (Fig.…”
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“…Furthermore, Bradbury et al [3] reported that chromatin gel contracted in 0.15 M NaCl to about 15 2, of its original volume. Salt extraction of HI histone caused the contracted gel to relax to its original volume.…”
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“…In this respect, a recently proposed model for chromatin structure [ l ] considers that this histone is not involved in the core of its globular subunits [ 2 , 3 ] . On the other hand there is evidence supporting the view that the presence of histone Hl is a basic requirement for the packing of DNA within the nucleoprotein [4]. In this context, modification 'in vivo' of a few residues of this histone seems to be related to the changes in chromatin contraction before mitosis [5].…”
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