Contribution of histone sequence preferences to nucleosome organization: proposed definitions and methodology

A Flaus; A Stein; A Thåström; A Valouev; A Weiner; B Wittig; D Tillo; D Tillo; DE Schones; E Segal; E Segal; Eran Segal; F Ozsolak; FH Lam; G Yuan; G Yuan; H Nishida; HE Peckham; I Albert; I Whitehouse; IL Cartwright; IL Cartwright; IL Cartwright; IP Ioshikhes; JA Hanley; JA Miller; Jason D Lieb; Jonathan Widom; JT Finch; JT Flick; K Luger; M Gencheva; M Han; M Visnapuu; MA Keene; MA Keene; N Kaplan; N Kaplan; Noam Kaplan; O Harismendy; P Milani; P Widlak; PT Lowary; R Kornberg; RD Kornberg; S Gupta; SC Satchwell; SM Johnson; SR Kassabov; Timothy R Hughes; TJ Richmond; TN Mavrich; TN Mavrich; VG Levitsky; VG Levitsky; W Hörz; W Lee; WE Johnson; Y Field; Y Field; Y Zhang

Contribution of histone sequence preferences to nucleosome organization: proposed definitions and methodology

Abstract

We propose definitions and procedures for comparing nucleosome maps and discuss current agreement and disagreement on the effect of histone sequence preferences on nucleosome organization in vivo

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