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Chromatin Modification by PSC Occurs at One PSC per Nucleosome and Does Not Require the Acidic Patch of Histone H2A

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PSC can bridge bare DNA.

(a) Schematic diagram of DNA bridging assay. (b) Representative analysis of bridging of naked DNA by PSC. Top panels show sucrose gradient fractions that were pooled for streptavidin pull-down. Bottom panels show streptavidin pull-down results. The per cent bound refers to how much of the unbiotinylated fragment is present in the pellet as a fraction of the total (pellet + supernatant). Asterisks indicate position of biotinylated fragment; note that in pellet fractions, biotinylated fragment is incompletely recovered by Proteinase K treatment of streptavidin coated beads, and migrates slowly likely due to bound streptavidin. (c) Summary of streptavidin pull-down experiments. Graphs show average per cent of the unbiotinylated fragment associated with streptavidin beads.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0047162.g006