Stability and folding pathways of tetra-nucleosome from six-dimensional free energy surface
The three-dimensional organization of chromatin plays critical roles in regulating genome function. Here the authors apply a near atomistic model to study the structure and dynamics of the chromatin folding unit - the tetra-nucleosome - to provide insight into how chromatin folds.
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Main Authors: | Xinqiang Ding, Xingcheng Lin, Bin Zhang |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/ce70e2bc0c774c9db71e82b9808904b7 |
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