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Revision as of 11:01, 31 January 2012
For a general introduction beyond what is provided below, please see Wikipedia: Nucleosome. For a list of nucleosome structures, see Category: Nucleosome.
Scenes for Projection in Biochemistry Classes
This section offers some large scenes of a nucleosome (1aoi), as determined in Tim Richmond's lab, suitable for projection in biochemistry classes.
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1. Composition: DNA, Protein.
2. DNA
3. Histones
H2a
H2b
H3
H4
Examples of Archaeal_Histones
3D structures of histone
Additional Resources
For Additional Information, See: Nucleic Acids
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