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Evaluation of the Effects of Radiation on the Positioning of Histones and Other Proteins
Nucleosomes and the secondary structure of DNA play an important role in many cellular processes that are contingent on DNA accessibility, such as replication, transcriptional regulation, and DNA repair. Recently, there is also growing evidence that the association of histones and DNA to form a nucl
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