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A New Group of Chromatin-Associated Proteins with a High Content of Acidic and Basic Amino Acids

Graham H. Goodwin,

Graham H. Goodwin

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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Clive Sanders,

Clive Sanders

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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Ernest W. Johns,

Ernest W. Johns

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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Graham H. Goodwin,

Graham H. Goodwin

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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Clive Sanders,

Clive Sanders

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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Ernest W. Johns,

Ernest W. Johns

Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute, Institute of Cancer Research, Royal Hospital, Fulham Road, London, Great Britain SW3 6BJ

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First published: September 1973

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1432-1033.1973.tb03026.x

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Abstract

A new group of chromatin-associated proteins having a high content of acidic and basic amino acids have been isolated from the 0.35 M NaCl-extractable proteins from calf thymus. This new group, designated “high-mobility group” proteins have been partially separated and some interesting new proteins identified. One such protein contains over 55% acidic and basic amino acids.

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