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A mechanical basis for chromosome function | Synapse

August 6, 2004Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences324 citationsOpen Access

A mechanical basis for chromosome function

NKNancy Kleckner DZDenise Zickler GJGareth H. Jones

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We propose that chromosome function is governed by internal mechanical forces generated by programmed tendencies for expansion of the DNA/chromatin fiber against constraining features.

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