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. 1983;2(6):817–822. doi: 10.1002/j.1460-2075.1983.tb01508.x

Polynucleotide-histone H1 complexes as probes for blot hybridization.

M Renz
PMCID: PMC555195  PMID: 6641717

Abstract

Biotin and/or 125I-labelled histone H1 proteins (21 kd) have been covalently bound to single-stranded DNA. Complexes of equal masses of DNA and modified histone H1 (approximately 1 histone H1 molecule per 70 nucleotides) were used as probes for blot hybridization experiments and found to have hybridization characteristics very similar (or identical) to radiolabelled DNA probes.

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