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Plant and animal histones are completely interchangeable in the nucleosome core

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Published1980
Citations16
References18

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1977 • 1,276 citations

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1978 • 383 citations

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1978 • 158 citations

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1976 • 130 citations

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1979 • 110 citations

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1977 • 109 citations

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1977 • 91 citations

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1977 • 71 citations

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1974 • 58 citations

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1977 • 55 citations

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1973 • 52 citations

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1971 • 35 citations

Amino acid contacts between histones are the same for plants and mammals. Binding-site studies with ultraviolet and tetranitromethane crosslinking

1979 • 15 citations

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