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October 1, 1974Biochemical Journal142 citationsOpen Access

Mammalian chromatin substructure studies with the calcium–magnesium endonuclease and two-dimensional polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis

LBLeigh A. BurgoyneDHDean R. HewishJMJennifer Mobbs

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The basic regularity of chromatin substructure that has been reported in rat liver chromatin (Hewish & Burgoyne, 1973b) was also detected in mouse chromatin. The regular series of DNA fragments produced by the action of Ca-Mg endonuclease on rat chromatin were studied further. The smallest single-stranded class has a molecular weight of approx. 45000-63000 and the smallest double-stranded class has a molecular weight of approx. 120000-150000. Studies of the substructure of the DNA fragments produced by the Ca-Mg endonuclease have shown that the regular series of double-stranded fragments have regular series of single-stranded fragments within them. It was concluded that the regular series of double-stranded fragments was probably a consequence of the regular series of single-stranded fragments. Digestion time-courses are presented for mouse and rat nuclear DNA.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a210f21ffa0738687c3b5edhttps://doi.org/10.1042/bj1430067
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