Calf thymus histone H2B has been studied by means of 13c magnetic resonance. Most sidechain resonances have been assigned. Analysis of 13c peak intensities by a simple computer-aided method proves that 13c magnetic resonance spectroscopy can be used to monitor aggregation phenomena more accurately than 1H magnetic resonance or other physico-chemical methods. Re-examination of 1H spectral simulations shows substantial agreement with 13C results. It is concluded that in 0.1M added NaCL the H2b aggregates include the chain segment from 50 (+/-5) to 108 (+/-5).
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