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Regulation of DNA-dependent activities by the functional motifs of the high-mobility-group chromosomal proteins.
Author(s):
Gaëlle Bustin
Publication date:
1999-07-31
Journal:
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Keywords:
Animals
,
Binding Sites
,
Cell Nucleus
,
metabolism
,
DNA
,
chemistry
,
High Mobility Group Proteins
,
classification
,
physiology
,
Humans
,
Models, Molecular
,
Nucleic Acid Conformation
,
Nucleosomes
,
Protein Binding
,
Protein Structure, Tertiary
,
Structure-Activity Relationship
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10409715
PMC ID::
84367
DOI::
10.1128/MCB.19.8.5237
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Chemistry
Keywords:
Animals
,
Binding Sites
,
Cell Nucleus
,
metabolism
,
DNA
,
chemistry
,
High Mobility Group Proteins
,
classification
,
physiology
,
Humans
,
Models, Molecular
,
Nucleic Acid Conformation
,
Nucleosomes
,
Protein Binding
,
Protein Structure, Tertiary
,
Structure-Activity Relationship
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Chemistry
Keywords:
Animals
,
Binding Sites
,
Cell Nucleus
,
metabolism
,
DNA
,
chemistry
,
High Mobility Group Proteins
,
classification
,
physiology
,
Humans
,
Models, Molecular
,
Nucleic Acid Conformation
,
Nucleosomes
,
Protein Binding
,
Protein Structure, Tertiary
,
Structure-Activity Relationship
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