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The Biology of Isolated Chromatin: Chromosomes, biologically active in the test tube, provide a powerful tool for the study of gene action.

Bonner et al., 1968

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11146039777036028762
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Bonner J
Dahmus M
Fambrough D
Huang R
Marushige K
Tuan D
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The isolated chromatin of higher organisms possesses several properties characteristic of the same chromatin in life. These include the presence of histone bound to DNA, the state of repression of the genetic material, and the ability to serve as template for the readout of the …
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