Computer modeling demonstrates that electrostatic attraction of nucleosomal DNA is mediated by histone tails.
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An advanced coarse-grained nucleosome core particle model for computer simulations of nucleosome-nucleosome interactions under varying ionic conditionsChromatin ionic atmosphere analyzed by a mesoscale electrostatic approach.The chromatin fiber: multiscale problems and approaches.Unwrapping of nucleosomal DNA ends: a multiscale molecular dynamics studyH3 and H4 histone tails play a central role in the interactions of recombinant NCPs.Molecular dynamics simulations of DNA-polycation complex formationHistone H3 and H4 N-terminal tails in nucleosome arrays at cellular concentrations probed by magic angle spinning NMR spectroscopyPhysical forces may cause Hox gene collinearity in the primary and secondary axes of the developing vertebrates.Structure and phase diagram of nucleosome core particles aggregated by multivalent cationsElectrostatic origin of salt-induced nucleosome array compactionModeling studies of chromatin fiber structure as a function of DNA linker length.Structural role of RKS motifs in chromatin interactions: a molecular dynamics study of HP1 bound to a variably modified histone tailComputer modeling reveals that modifications of the histone tail charges define salt-dependent interaction of the nucleosome core particles.A universal description for the experimental behavior of salt-(in)dependent oligocation-induced DNA condensation.A tale of tails: how histone tails mediate chromatin compaction in different salt and linker histone environments.A universal description for the experimental behavior of salt-(in)dependent oligocation-induced DNA condensation.A universal description for the experimental behavior of salt-(in)dependent oligocation-induced DNA condensation.Molecular dynamics simulations demonstrate the regulation of DNA-DNA attraction by H4 histone tail acetylations and mutations.H4 Tails Potentially Produce the Diversity in the Orientation of Two Nucleosomes.A systematic analysis of nucleosome core particle and nucleosome-nucleosome stacking structure.Thermodynamic stability of Hoogsteen and Watson–Crick base pairs in the presence of histone H3-mimicking peptide
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Computer modeling demonstrates that electrostatic attraction of nucleosomal DNA is mediated by histone tails.
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Lars Nordenskiöld
Nikolay Korolev
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2006-03-24T00:00:00Z