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. 2014 Feb 21;42(8):4922–4933. doi: 10.1093/nar/gku150

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Figure 5. — Nucleosome duplexes are decoupled into mononucleosomes. (A) EMSA of purified nucleosome duplexes containing H3(T118ph) HO and mp2-187 after heating at 53°C for the indicated amount of time. Nucleosome duplexes convert to positioned and depositioned mononucleosomes as determined by MNase and ExoIII nucleosome mapping (see Supplementary Figure S4). (B) Quantification of fraction of nucleosome duplexes (squares), nucleosome (circles) and free DNA (diamond) species for the gel in (A) versus time. Error bars are the standard deviation of three independent experiments. (C) EMSA of purified nucleosome duplexes and altosomes containing H3(T118ph) HO and mp2-247 after heating at 53°C for the indicated amount of time. Nucleosome duplexes convert in part to positioned and depositioned mononucleosomes as determined by MNase and ExoIII nucleosome mapping (see Supplementary Figure S5). (D) Quantification of the fraction of nucleosome duplexes (squares), altosomes (triangles), nucleosome (circles) and free DNA (diamond) species for the gel in (C) versus time. Error bars are the standard deviation of three independent experiments.