On transition metal ions and protein interactions in chromatin

Bioessays 8 (1):32-34 (1988)
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Metal ions may play an essential role in chromatin organization and, thus, be main actors in the gene expression drama. A model is proposed here for the interaction of DNA‐binding transcriptional regulatory proteins with histone H3 via coordinated metal ions and discussed in relation to the conversion of nucleosomal ‘closed’ to ‘open’ states.

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10.1002/bies.950080108

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