Chromatin dynamics and the modulation of genetic activity
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Auteurs : Jeffrey C. Hansen ; Juan AusioSource :
- Trends in Biochemical Sciences [ 0968-0004 ] ; 1992.
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- Active chromatin, Ausio, Base pairs, Biochemistry, Bioi, Biol, Cation, Chem, Chromatin, Chromatin compaction, Chromatin decondensation, Chromatin dynamics, Compacted, Compaction, Conformation, Core histones, Decondensed nucleosome arrays, Dimer, Dynamic properties, Genetic activity, Histone, Holde, Linker, Linker histones, Matin, Nucleosomal, Nucleosomal array, Nucleosomal arrays, Nucleosome, Nucleosome arrays, Nucleosome assembly, Nucleosome cores, Nucleosomes, Pathway, Physiological salt, Physiological salt range, Sequential addition, Somes, Structural transitions, Thoma, Tib, Trends biochem, Wolffe.
Abstract
Abstract: Chromatin, the genetic material of eukaryotes, is a dynamic macromolecular assembly that continously changes its composition and conformation to accommodate different stages of genetic activity, e.g. transcription and replication. Evidence is accumulating that the dynamic behavior of chromatin has important functional roles in the modulation of genetic activity, largely due to the intrinsic properties of arrays of nucleosome cores.
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