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December 6, 1998BioEssays

Linker histones versus HMG1/2: a struggle for dominance?

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JZJordanka ZlatanovaEngelhardt Institute of Molecular BiologyKHKensal Van HoldeUniversity of Wyoming

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Zlatanova et al. (1998) studied this question.

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