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Nucleosome simulations suggest mechanisms of electrostatically-driven mesoscale chromatin evolution
Nucleosomes are structures made up of proteins called histones that bind and compact DNA, driving the mesoscale organization of the chromatin polymer. Although histone proteins have diversified over evolutionary time, their contributions to the corresponding diversification of chromatin structure ar
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