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. 2016 Jun 30;44(19):9131–9141. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw586

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Figure 9. — Scheme showing states of CTD folding associated with free H1 and H1 bound to expanded arrays, condensed arrays and mono-nucleosomes (bottom). Cartoon of CTD structures (top) are meant to depict random coil for the free protein (–), and increasing states of compaction upon binding to expanded arrays, condensed arrays, and mononucleosomes, respectively. Note that the extent of CTD compaction is grossly inversely correlated with the separation between linker DNA in each chromatin species.