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Identification of a replication-independent replacement histone H3 in the basidiomycete Ustilago maydis.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 22 Jul 2011

Anju Verma, Kapros Tamas, Waterborg Jakob H

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Ustilago maydis is a haploid basidiomycete with single genes for two distinct histone H3 variants. The solitary U1 gene codes for H3.1, predicted to be a replication-independent replacement histone. The U2 gene is paired with histone H4 and produces a putative replication-coupled H3.2 variant. These predictions were evaluated experimentally. U2 was confirmed to be highly expressed in the S phase and had reduced...

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PMID: 21646347
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M111.254383
PMCID: PMC3138321

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