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Histone H2A mobility is regulated by its tails and acetylation of core histone tails.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 8 Jun 2007
Higashi Tsunehito, Matsunaga Sachihiro, Isobe Keisuke, Morimoto Akihiro, Shimada Tomoko, Kataoka Shogo, Watanabe Wataru, Uchiyama Susumu, Itoh Kazuyoshi, Fukui Kiichi
Abstract excerpt
Histone tail domains play important roles in cellular processes, such as replication, transcription, and chromosome condensation. Histone H2A has one central and two tail domains, and their functions have mainly been studied from a biochemical perspective. In addition, analyses based on visualization have been employed for functional analysis of some chromatin proteins. In this study, we analyzed histone H2A...
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