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Mouse oocytes and early embryos express multiple histone H1 subtypes.

Biology of reproduction - 1 May 2003

Fu Germaine, Ghadam Parinaz, Sirotkin Allen, Khochbin Saadi, Skoultchi Arthur I, Clarke Hugh J

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Oocytes and embryos of many species, including mammals, contain a unique linker (H1) histone, termed H1oo in mammals. It is uncertain, however, whether other H1 histones also contribute to the linker histone complement of these cells. Using immunofluorescence and radiolabeling, we have examined whether histone H10, which frequently accumulates in the chromatin of nondividing cells, and the somatic subtypes of H1...

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PMID: 12606334
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.102.012336

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