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Archaeal histone distribution is associated with archaeal genome base composition.

The Journal of general and applied microbiology - 17 Mar 2017

Nishida Hiromi, Oshima Taku

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A subpopulation of Archaea possesses histones, which are similar to eukaryotic histones H3 and H4. However, archaeal histones are smaller than H3 and H4, and are not post-translationally modified. In addition, the fundamental unit of archaeal histones might be a dimer. The organization of archaeal nucleosomes, therefore, differs from that of eukaryotic nucleosomes. The base compositions of archaeal genome are...

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PMID: 27990001
DOI: 10.2323/jgam.2016.07.003

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