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. 1971 Jul;123(4):37P. doi: 10.1042/bj1230037p

Control of histone modification within chromatin by adenine nucleotides and steroid hormones.

R H Burdon, C A Pearce

PMCID: PMC1177046 PMID: 4331321

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