Изучение взаимодействий белков с ДНК в интактных хлоропластах методом ковалентной фиксации
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Впервые было показано наличие субъединичного принципа строения макромолекулярной структуры нуклеоидов хлоропластов (на примере гороха), элементарной единицей которой является нуклеосомо — подобная частица. В ее состав входят обнаруженные ДНК — связывающие белки и фрагменты хлоропластной ДНК, кратные 184 п.н., что отличается от длины нуклеосомного повтора хроматина ядер (гороха), составляющей 170… Читать ещё >
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