The release of high mobility group protein H6 and protamine gene sequences upon selective DNase I degradation of trout testis chromatin.
AUTOR(ES)
Levy-Wilson, B
RESUMO
Limited digestion of trout testis nuclei with DNase I selectively degrades the protamine genes. Concomitant with the degradation of transcribed DNA sequences a series of chromosomal proteins are released; among these, the major species corresponds to the high mobility group protein H6. The amounts of H6 released from chromatin by limited DNase I action and that in the residual nuclear pellet have been determined. A very high proportion of H6 is associated with DNase I sensitive chromatin regions.
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