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901	3	30	3064 1985 LOHR D; HOPPER JE THE RELATIONSHIP OF REGULATORY PROTEINS AND DNASE-I HYPERSENSITIVE SITES IN THE YEAST GAL1-10 GENES NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 13 (23): 8409-8423	43	60
902	12	38	3652 1988 DINGWALL C; ROBBINS J; DILWORTH SM; ROBERTS B; RICHARDSON WD THE NUCLEOPLASMIN NUCLEAR LOCATION SEQUENCE IS LARGER AND MORE COMPLEX THAN THAT OF SV40 LARGE T-ANTIGEN JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 107 (3): 841-849	43	139
903	2	110	4325 1990 HERRICK D; PARKER R; JACOBSON A IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISON OF STABLE AND UNSTABLE MESSENGER-RNAS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 10 (5): 2269-2284	43	248
904	15	29	4821 1991 BAKER HV GCR1 OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE ENCODES A DNA-BINDING PROTEIN WHOSE BINDING IS ABOLISHED BY MUTATIONS IN THE CTTCC SEQUENCE MOTIF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (21): 9443-9447	43	77
905	27	46	4933 1992 MOORE MS; BLOBEL G THE 2 STEPS OF NUCLEAR IMPORT, TARGETING TO THE NUCLEAR-ENVELOPE AND TRANSLOCATION THROUGH THE NUCLEAR-PORE, REQUIRE DIFFERENT CYTOSOLIC FACTORS CELL 69 (6): 939-950	43	236
906	26	196	5576 1993 ARCHAMBAULT J; FRIESEN JD GENETICS OF EUKARYOTIC RNA POLYMERASE-I, POLYMERASE-II, AND POLYMERASE-III MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 57 (3): 703-724	43	91
907	33	66	6329 1995 PRUSS D; HAYES JJ; WOLFFE AP NUCLEOSOMAL ANATOMY - WHERE ARE THE HISTONES BIOESSAYS 17 (2): 161-170	43	98
908	24	66	7222 1996 Candau R; Moore PA; Wang L; Barlev N; Ying CY; et al. Identification of human proteins functionally conserved with the yeast putative adaptors ADA2 and GCN5 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 16 (2): 593-602	43	127
909	39	108	7564 1997 Ura K; Kurumizaka H; Dimitrov S; Almouzni G; Wolffe AP Histone acetylation: Influence on transcription, nucleosome mobility and positioning, and linker histone-dependent transcriptional repression EMBO JOURNAL 16 (8): 2096-2107	43	141
910	12	28	7676 1997 Gustafsson CM; Myers LC; Li Y; Redd MJ; Lui M; et al. Identification of Rox3 as a component of mediator and RNA polymerase II holoenzyme JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 272 (1): 48-50	43	43
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911	16	35	7996 1997 Dvir A; Conaway RC; Conaway JW A role for TFIIH in controlling the activity of early RNA polymerase II elongation complexes PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 94 (17): 9006-9010	43	78
912	34	68	8097 1998 Pollard KJ; Peterson CL Chromatin remodeling: a marriage between two families? BIOESSAYS 20 (9): 771-780	43	85
913	35	57	8228 1998 McNeil JB; Agah H; Bentley D Activated transcription independent of the RNA polymerase II holoenzyme in budding yeast GENES & DEVELOPMENT 12 (16): 2510-2521	43	70
914	19	98	8882 1999 Nudler E Transcription elongation: Structural basis and mechanisms JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 288 (1): 1-12	43	70
915	11	54	10405 2002 Ng HH; Feng Q; Wang HB; Erdjument-Bromage H; Tempst P; et al. Lysine methylation within the globular domain of histone H3 by Dot1 is important for telomeric silencing and Sir protein association GENES & DEVELOPMENT 16 (12): 1518-1527	43	115
916	32	47	10571 2002 Baek HJ; Malik S; Qin J; Roeder RG Requirement of TRAP/mediator for both activator-independent and activator-dependent transcription in conjunction with TFIID-associated TAF(II)s MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 22 (8): 2842-2852	43	48
917	14	43	11677 2004 Adkins MW; Howar SR; Tyler JK Chromatin disassembly mediated by the histone chaperone Asf1 is essential for transcriptional activation of the yeast PH05 and PH08 genes MOLECULAR CELL 14 (5): 657-666	43	58
918	13	48	519 1976 BRASCH K STUDIES ON ROLE OF HISTONES H-1 (F1) AND H5 (F2C) IN CHROMATIN STRUCTURE EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 101 (2): 396-410	42	78
919	15	34	615 1976 JOHNSON EM; LITTAU VC; ALLFREY VG; BRADBURY EM; MATTHEWS HR SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF CHROMATIN FROM PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 3 (12): 3313-3329	42	64
920	7	28	629 1976 KUO MT; SAHASRABUDDHE CG; SAUNDERS GF PRESENCE OF MESSENGER SPECIFYING SEQUENCES IN DNA OF CHROMATIN SUBUNITS PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 73 (5): 1572-1575	42	67
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921	14	26	1139 1978 CARY PD; MOSS T; BRADBURY EM HIGH-RESOLUTION PROTON-MAGNETIC-RESONANCE STUDIES OF CHROMATIN CORE PARTICLES EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY 89 (2): 475-482	42	111
922	16	44	2166 1981 DINGWALL C; LOMONOSSOFF GP; LASKEY RA HIGH SEQUENCE SPECIFICITY OF MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 9 (12): 2659-2673	42	170
923	17	64	2183 1981 KUNKEL GR; MARTINSON HG NUCLEOSOMES WILL NOT FORM ON DOUBLE-STRANDED-RNA OR OVER POLY(DA).POLY(DT) TRACTS IN RECOMBINANT DNA NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 9 (24): 6869-6888	42	179
924	207	718	2322 1982 CARTWRIGHT IL; ABMAYR SM; FLEISCHMANN G; LOWENHAUPT K; ELGIN SCR; et al. CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AND GENE ACTIVITY - THE ROLE OF NON-HISTONE CHROMOSOMAL-PROTEINS CRC CRITICAL REVIEWS IN BIOCHEMISTRY 13 (1): 1-86	42	173
925	2	47	3258 1986 CHOI YD; GRABOWSKI PJ; SHARP PA; DREYFUSS G HETEROGENEOUS NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS - ROLE IN RNA SPLICING SCIENCE 231 (4745): 1534-1539	42	312
926	3	36	3287 1987 REED RA; MATTAI J; SHIPLEY GG INTERACTION OF CHOLERA-TOXIN WITH GANGLIOSIDE GM1 RECEPTORS IN SUPPORTED LIPID MONOLAYERS BIOCHEMISTRY 26 (3): 824-832	42	63
927	7	32	3699 1988 SWANSON MS; DREYFUSS G CLASSIFICATION AND PURIFICATION OF PROTEINS OF HETEROGENEOUS NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN-PARTICLES BY RNA-BINDING SPECIFICITIES MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (5): 2237-2241	42	262
928	14	48	3742 1988 KORNBERG RD; STRYER L STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF NUCLEOSOMES - NONRANDOM LOCATIONS BY A STOCHASTIC MECHANISM NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 16 (14): 6677-6690	42	42
929	12	22	4841 1991 THOMA F STRUCTURAL-CHANGES IN NUCLEOSOMES DURING TRANSCRIPTION - STRIP, SPLIT OR FLIP TRENDS IN GENETICS 7 (6): 175-177	42	62
930	22	45	5595 1993 SCOTT EW; BAKER HV CONCERTED ACTION OF THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATORS REB1, RAP1, AND GCR1 IN THE HIGH-LEVEL EXPRESSION OF THE GLYCOLYTIC GENE TPI MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 13 (1): 543-550	42	54
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931	2	67	5640 1993 ELION EA; SATTERBERG B; KRANZ JE FUS3 PHOSPHORYLATES MULTIPLE COMPONENTS OF THE MATING SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION CASCADE - EVIDENCE FOR STE12 AND FAR1 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 4 (5): 495-510	42	153
932	6	24	5735 1993 GIARDINA C; LIS JT DNA MELTING ON YEAST RNA POLYMERASE-II PROMOTERS SCIENCE 261 (5122): 759-762	42	57
933	13	36	5994 1994 FEAVER WJ; HENRY NL; BUSHNELL DA; SAYRE MH; BRICKNER JH; et al. YEAST TFIIE - CLONING, EXPRESSION, AND HOMOLOGY TO VERTEBRATE PROTEINS JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 269 (44): 27549-27553	42	42
934	3	26	6251 1994 BARDWELL AJ; BARDWELL L; TOMKINSON AE; FRIEDBERG EC SPECIFIC CLEAVAGE OF MODEL RECOMBINATION AND REPAIR INTERMEDIATES BY THE YEAST RAD1-RAD10 DNA ENDONUCLEASE SCIENCE 265 (5181): 2082-2085	42	162
935	16	40	6408 1995 WALL G; VARGAWEISZ PD; SANDALTZOPOULOS R; BECKER PB CHROMATIN REMODELING BY GAGA FACTOR AND HEAT-SHOCK FACTOR AT THE HYPERSENSITIVE DROSOPHILA HSP26 PROMOTER IN-VITRO EMBO JOURNAL 14 (8): 1727-1736	42	95
936	8	50	6426 1995 Damagnez V; Makela TP; Cottarel G Schizosaccharomyces pombe Mop1-Mcs2 is related to mammalian CAK EMBO JOURNAL 14 (24): 6164-6172	42	67
937	26	55	6657 1995 LEE M; STRUHL K MUTATIONS ON THE DNA-BINDING SURFACE OF TATA-BINDING PROTEIN CAN SPECIFICALLY IMPAIR THE RESPONSE TO ACIDIC ACTIVATORS IN-VIVO MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 15 (10): 5461-5469	42	52
938	13	84	7051 1996 Burke TW; Kadonaga JT Drosophila TFIID binds to a conserved downstream basal promoter element that is present in many TATA-box-deficient promoters GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10 (6): 711-724	42	193
939	20	44	8735 1999 Sudarsanam P; Cao YX; Wu L; Laurent BC; Winston F The nucleosome remodeling complex, Snf/Swi, is required for the maintenance of transcription in vivo and is partially redundant with the histone acetyltransferase, Gcn5 EMBO JOURNAL 18 (11): 3101-3106	42	66
940	26	45	8929 1999 Han SJ; Lee YC; Gim BS; Ryu GH; Park SJ; et al. Activator-specific requirement of yeast mediator proteins for RNA polymerase II transcriptional activation MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 19 (2): 979-988	42	47
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941	17	34	9425 2000 Ebright RH RNA polymerase: Structural similarities between bacterial RNA polymerase and eukaryotic RNA polymerase II JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 304 (5): 687-698	42	67
942	30	55	9548 2000 Bultman S; Gebuhr T; Yee D; La Mantia C; Nicholson J; et al. A Brg1 null mutation in the mouse reveals functional differences among mammalian SWI/SNF complexes MOLECULAR CELL 6 (6): 1287-1295	42	144
943	28	34	10079 2001 Lorch Y; Zhang MC; Kornberg RD RSC unravels the nucleosome MOLECULAR CELL 7 (1): 89-95	42	42
944	26	47	10086 2001 Cosma MP; Panizza S; Nasmyth K Cdk1 triggers association of RNA polymerase to cell cycle promoters only after recruitment of the mediator by SBF MOLECULAR CELL 7 (6): 1213-1220	42	68
945	17	36	10118 2001 Lieb JD; Liu XL; Botstein D; Brown PO Promoter-specific binding of Rap1 revealed by genome-wide maps of protein-DNA association NATURE GENETICS 28 (4): 327-334	42	206
946	9	47	10518 2002 Davey CA; Sargent DF; Luger K; Maeder AW; Richmond TJ Solvent mediated interactions in the structure of the nucleosome core particle at 1.9 angstrom resolution JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 319 (5): 1097-1113	42	126
947	6	26	10703 2002 Bushnell DA; Cramer P; Kornberg RD Structural basis of transcription: alpha-Amanitin-RNA polymerase II cocrystal at 2.8 A resolution PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 99 (3): 1218-1222	42	42
948	38	47	11691 2004 Kettenberger H; Armache KJ; Cramer P Complete RNA polymerase II elongation complex structure and its interactions with NTP and TFIIS MOLECULAR CELL 16 (6): 955-965	42	47
949	2	17	281 1975 HYDE JE; WALKER IO COVALENT CROSSLINKING OF HISTONES IN CHROMATIN FEBS LETTERS 50 (2): 150-154	41	45
950	8	27	514 1976 WOODCOCK CLF; SWEETMAN HE; FRADO LL STRUCTURAL REPEATING UNITS IN CHROMATIN .2. THEIR ISOLATION AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 97 (1): 111-119	41	50
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951	7	18	524 1976 SPERLING L; TARDIEU A MASS PER UNIT LENGTH OF CHROMATIN BY LOW-ANGLE X-RAY-SCATTERING FEBS LETTERS 64 (1): 89-91	41	61
952	11	35	885 1977 SPERLING L; KLUG A X-RAY STUDIES ON NATIVE CHROMATIN JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 112 (2): 253-263	41	66
953	17	38	923 1977 LILLEY DMJ; TATCHELL K CHROMATIN CORE PARTICLE UNFOLDING INDUCED BY TRYPTIC CLEAVAGE OF HISTONES NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 4 (6): 2039-2055	41	76
954	5	11	958 1977 BAK AL; ZEUTHEN J; CRICK FHC HIGHER-ORDER STRUCTURE OF HUMAN MITOTIC CHROMOSOMES PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 74 (4): 1595-1599	41	106
955	18	34	1102 1978 JACKSON V STUDIES ON HISTONE ORGANIZATION IN NUCLEOSOME USING FORMALDEHYDE AS A REVERSIBLE CROSS-LINKING AGENT CELL 15 (3): 945-954	41	134
956	3	16	1851 1980 PEHRSON J; COLE RD HISTONE H1-0 ACCUMULATES IN GROWTH-INHIBITED CULTURED-CELLS NATURE 285 (5759): 43-44	41	164
957	4	42	2021 1981 SETYONO B; GREENBERG JR PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH POLY(A) AND OTHER REGIONS OF MESSENGER-RNA AND HNRNA MOLECULES AS INVESTIGATED BY CROSSLINKING CELL 24 (3): 775-783	41	86
958	9	12	2118 1981 FINCH JT; BROWN RS; RHODES D; RICHMOND T; RUSHTON B; et al. X-RAY-DIFFRACTION STUDY OF A NEW CRYSTAL FORM OF THE NUCLEOSOME CORE SHOWING HIGHER RESOLUTION JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 145 (4): 757-769	41	78
959	23	54	3124 1986 WILLIAMS SP; ATHEY BD; MUGLIA LJ; SCHAPPE RS; GOUGH AH; et al. CHROMATIN FIBERS ARE LEFT-HANDED DOUBLE HELICES WITH DIAMETER AND MASS PER UNIT LENGTH THAT DEPEND ON LINKER LENGTH BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL 49 (1): 233-248	41	113
960	12	247	3277 1987 NEWPORT JW; FORBES DJ THE NUCLEUS - STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND DYNAMICS ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 56: 535-565	41	279
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961	10	58	3705 1988 BAJWA W; TORCHIA TE; HOPPER JE YEAST REGULATORY GENE GAL3 - CARBON REGULATION - UASGAL ELEMENTS IN COMMON WITH GAL1, GAL2, GAL7, GAL10, GAL80, AND MEL1 - ENCODED PROTEIN STRIKINGLY SIMILAR TO YEAST AND ESCHERICHIA-COLI GALACTOKINASES MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (8): 3439-3447	41	74
962	7	44	4584 1991 SHYU AB; BELASCO JG; GREENBERG ME 2 DISTINCT DESTABILIZING ELEMENTS IN THE C-FOS MESSAGE TRIGGER DEADENYLATION AS A 1ST STEP IN RAPID MESSENGER-RNA DECAY GENES & DEVELOPMENT 5 (2): 221-231	41	362
963	5	30	4807 1991 SCHULTZ MC; CHOE SY; REEDER RH SPECIFIC INITIATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-I IN A WHOLE-CELL EXTRACT FROM YEAST PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (3): 1004-1008	41	75
964	10	29	4816 1991 CONAWAY RC; GARRETT KP; HANLEY JP; CONAWAY JW MECHANISM OF PROMOTER SELECTION BY RNA POLYMERASE-II - MAMMALIAN TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS ALPHA AND BETA-GAMMA PROMOTE ENTRY OF POLYMERASE INTO THE PREINITIATION COMPLEX PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (14): 6205-6209	41	63
965	1	37	5246 1992 CREWS CM; ALESSANDRINI A; ERIKSON RL THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF MEK, A PROTEIN-KINASE THAT PHOSPHORYLATES THE ERK GENE-PRODUCT SCIENCE 258 (5081): 478-480	41	676
966	2	38	5734 1993 REES WA; KELLER RW; VESENKA JP; YANG GL; BUSTAMANTE C EVIDENCE OF DNA BENDING IN TRANSCRIPTION COMPLEXES IMAGED BY SCANNING FORCE MICROSCOPY SCIENCE 260 (5114): 1646-1649	41	171
967	15	30	6266 1994 WOLFFE AP NUCLEOSOME POSITIONING AND MODIFICATION - CHROMATIN STRUCTURES THAT POTENTIATE TRANSCRIPTION TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 19 (6): 240-244	41	136
968	2	37	7084 1996 James P; Halladay J; Craig EA Genomic libraries and a host strain designed for highly efficient two-hybrid selection in yeast GENETICS 144 (4): 1425-1436	41	985
969	14	58	7700 1997 Awrey DE; Weilbaecher RG; Hemming SA; Orlicky SM; Kane CM; et al. Transcription elongation through DNA arrest sites - A multistep process involving both RNA polymerase II subunit RPB9 and TFIIS JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 272 (23): 14747-14754	41	58
970	11	21	7768 1997 Asturias FJ; Meredith GD; Poglitsch CL; Kornberg RD Two conformations of RNA polymerase II revealed by electron crystallography JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 272 (4): 536-540	41	41
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971	10	69	7898 1997 Nislow C; Ray E; Pillus L SET1, a yeast member of the Trithorax family, functions in transcriptional silencing and diverse cellular processes MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 8 (12): 2421-2436	41	100
972	13	37	8194 1998 Imataka H; Gradi A; Sonenberg N A newly identified N-terminal amino acid sequence of human eIF4G binds poly(A)-binding protein and functions in poly(A)-dependent translation EMBO JOURNAL 17 (24): 7480-7489	41	243
973	16	26	8402 1998 Kessler SH; Sachs AB RNA recognition motif 2 of yeast Pab1p is required for its functional interaction with eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4G MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 18 (1): 51-57	41	79
974	21	30	8442 1998 Lee YC; Kim YJ Requirement for a functional interaction between mediator components Med6 and Srb4 in RNA polymerase II transcription MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 18 (9): 5364-5370	41	44
975	30	47	8475 1998 Keaveney M; Struhl K Activator-mediated recruitment of the RNA polymerase II machinery is the predominant mechanism for transcriptional activation in yeast MOLECULAR CELL 1 (6): 917-924	41	74
976	10	32	8547 1998 Rozenblatt-Rosen O; Rozovskaia T; Burakov D; Sedkov Y; Tillib S; et al. The C-terminal SET domains of ALL-1 and TRITHORAX interact with the INI1 and SNR1 proteins, components of the SWI/SNF complex PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 95 (8): 4152-4157	41	141
977	35	47	9520 2000 Park JM; Kim HS; Han SJ; Hwang MS; Lee YC; et al. In vivo requirement of activator-specific binding targets of mediator MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 20 (23): 8709-8719	41	47
978	6	27	9653 2000 Ren B; Robert F; Wyrick JJ; Aparicio O; Jennings EG; et al. Genome-wide location and function of DNA binding proteins SCIENCE 290 (5500): 2306-+	41	480
979	28	47	9667 2000 Aalfs JD; Kingston RE What does 'chromatin remodeling' mean? TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 25 (11): 548-555	41	110
980	35	43	9914 2001 Liu Y; Ranish JA; Aebersold R; Hahn S Yeast nuclear extract contains two major forms of RNA polymerase II mediator complexes JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 276 (10): 7169-7175	41	44
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981	17	32	10088 2001 Park JM; Werner J; Kim JM; Lis JT; Kim YJ Mediator, not holoenzyme, is directly recruited to the heat shock promoter by HSF upon heat shock MOLECULAR CELL 8 (1): 9-19	41	64
982	36	61	10407 2002 Saha A; Wittmeyer J; Cairns BR Chromatin remodeling by RSC involves ATP-dependent DNA translocation GENES & DEVELOPMENT 16 (16): 2120-2134	41	65
983	5	21	28 1972 SHEETZ MP; CHAN SI EFFECT OF SONICATION ON STRUCTURE OF LECITHIN BILAYERS BIOCHEMISTRY 11 (24): 4573-&	40	389
984	2	113	91 1973 ZWAAL RFA; ROELOFSE.B; COLLEY CM LOCALIZATION OF RED-CELL MEMBRANE CONSTITUENTS BIOCHIMICA ET BIOPHYSICA ACTA 300 (2): 159-182	40	406
985	11	36	355 1975 GOROVSKY MA; KEEVERT JB SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF A NATURALLY OCCURRING CHROMATIN LACKING HISTONES F1 AND F3 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 72 (9): 3536-3540	40	61
986	16	25	414 1976 MARTINSON HG; SHETLAR MD; MCCARTHY BJ HISTONE-HISTONE INTERACTIONS WITHIN CHROMATIN, CROSS-LINKING STUDIES USING ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT BIOCHEMISTRY 15 (9): 2002-2007	40	73
987	10	33	767 1977 MCKNIGHT SL; MILLER OL ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF CHROMATIN REPLICATION IN CELLULAR BLASTODERM DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER EMBRYO CELL 12 (3): 795-804	40	124
988	7	17	1588 1979 MCGHEE JD; FELSENFELD G REACTION OF NUCLEOSOME DNA WITH DIMETHYL SULFATE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 76 (5): 2133-2137	40	107
989	11	39	1644 1980 GODFREY JE; EICKBUSH TH; MOUDRIANAKIS EN REVERSIBLE ASSOCIATION OF CALF THYMUS HISTONES TO FORM THE SYMMETRICAL OCTAMER (H2AH2BH3H4)2 - A CASE OF A MIXED-ASSOCIATING SYSTEM BIOCHEMISTRY 19 (7): 1339-1346	40	66
990	17	31	1852 1980 JAKOBOVITS EB; BRATOSIN S; ALONI Y A NUCLEOSOME-FREE REGION IN SV40 MINI-CHROMOSOMES NATURE 285 (5762): 263-265	40	177
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991	29	44	1897 1980 ALLAN J; STAYNOV DZ; GOULD H REVERSIBLE DISSOCIATION OF LINKER HISTONE FROM CHROMATIN WITH PRESERVATION OF INTERNUCLEOSOMAL REPEAT PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 77 (2): 885-889	40	65
992	1	29	2629 1983 NOJIMA H; KORNBERG RD GENES AND PSEUDOGENES FOR MOUSE U1 AND U2 SMALL NUCLEAR RNAS JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 258 (13): 8151-8155	40	40
993	3	50	3319 1987 PFEIFER K; PREZANT T; GUARENTE L YEAST HAP1 ACTIVATOR BINDS TO 2 UPSTREAM ACTIVATION SITES OF DIFFERENT SEQUENCE CELL 49 (1): 19-27	40	239
994	4	47	3350 1987 BURGLIN TR; DEROBERTIS EM THE NUCLEAR MIGRATION SIGNAL OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS NUCLEOPLASMIN EMBO JOURNAL 6 (9): 2617-2625	40	157
995	22	67	3409 1987 DREW HR; CALLADINE CR SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC POSITIONING OF CORE HISTONES ON AN 860 BASE-PAIR DNA - EXPERIMENT AND THEORY JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 195 (1): 143-173	40	116
996	17	62	3556 1988 SOLOMON MJ; LARSEN PL; VARSHAVSKY A MAPPING PROTEIN DNA INTERACTIONS INVIVO WITH FORMALDEHYDE - EVIDENCE THAT HISTONE-H4 IS RETAINED ON A HIGHLY TRANSCRIBED GENE CELL 53 (6): 937-947	40	134
997	7	23	3703 1988 KNEZETIC JA; JACOB GA; LUSE DS ASSEMBLY OF RNA POLYMERASE-II PREINITIATION COMPLEXES BEFORE ASSEMBLY OF NUCLEOSOMES ALLOWS EFFICIENT INITIATION OF TRANSCRIPTION ON NUCLEOSOMAL TEMPLATES MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (8): 3114-3121	40	56
998	6	32	3753 1988 GINIGER E; PTASHNE M COOPERATIVE DNA-BINDING OF THE YEAST TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATOR GAL4 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 85 (2): 382-386	40	121
999	7	26	3998 1989 CHELSKY D; RALPH R; JONAK G SEQUENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR SYNTHETIC PEPTIDE-MEDIATED TRANSLOCATION TO THE NUCLEUS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 9 (6): 2487-2492	40	285
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3064 1985 LOHR D; HOPPER JE

THE RELATIONSHIP OF REGULATORY PROTEINS AND DNASE-I HYPERSENSITIVE SITES IN THE YEAST GAL1-10 GENES

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 13 (23): 8409-8423

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3652 1988 DINGWALL C; ROBBINS J; DILWORTH SM; ROBERTS B; RICHARDSON WD

THE NUCLEOPLASMIN NUCLEAR LOCATION SEQUENCE IS LARGER AND MORE COMPLEX THAN THAT OF SV40 LARGE T-ANTIGEN

JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 107 (3): 841-849

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4325 1990 HERRICK D; PARKER R; JACOBSON A

IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISON OF STABLE AND UNSTABLE MESSENGER-RNAS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 10 (5): 2269-2284

248

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4821 1991 BAKER HV

GCR1 OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE ENCODES A DNA-BINDING PROTEIN WHOSE BINDING IS ABOLISHED BY MUTATIONS IN THE CTTCC SEQUENCE MOTIF

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (21): 9443-9447

905

4933 1992 MOORE MS; BLOBEL G

THE 2 STEPS OF NUCLEAR IMPORT, TARGETING TO THE NUCLEAR-ENVELOPE AND TRANSLOCATION THROUGH THE NUCLEAR-PORE, REQUIRE DIFFERENT CYTOSOLIC FACTORS

CELL 69 (6): 939-950

236

906

196

5576 1993 ARCHAMBAULT J; FRIESEN JD

GENETICS OF EUKARYOTIC RNA POLYMERASE-I, POLYMERASE-II, AND POLYMERASE-III

MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 57 (3): 703-724

907

6329 1995 PRUSS D; HAYES JJ; WOLFFE AP

NUCLEOSOMAL ANATOMY - WHERE ARE THE HISTONES

BIOESSAYS 17 (2): 161-170

908

7222 1996 Candau R; Moore PA; Wang L; Barlev N; Ying CY; et al.

Identification of human proteins functionally conserved with the yeast putative adaptors ADA2 and GCN5

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 16 (2): 593-602

127

909

108

7564 1997 Ura K; Kurumizaka H; Dimitrov S; Almouzni G; Wolffe AP

Histone acetylation: Influence on transcription, nucleosome mobility and positioning, and linker histone-dependent transcriptional repression

EMBO JOURNAL 16 (8): 2096-2107

141

910

7676 1997 Gustafsson CM; Myers LC; Li Y; Redd MJ; Lui M; et al.

Identification of Rox3 as a component of mediator and RNA polymerase II holoenzyme

JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 272 (1): 48-50

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911

7996 1997 Dvir A; Conaway RC; Conaway JW

A role for TFIIH in controlling the activity of early RNA polymerase II elongation complexes

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 94 (17): 9006-9010

912

8097 1998 Pollard KJ; Peterson CL

Chromatin remodeling: a marriage between two families?

BIOESSAYS 20 (9): 771-780

913

8228 1998 McNeil JB; Agah H; Bentley D

Activated transcription independent of the RNA polymerase II holoenzyme in budding yeast

GENES & DEVELOPMENT 12 (16): 2510-2521

914

8882 1999 Nudler E

Transcription elongation: Structural basis and mechanisms

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 288 (1): 1-12

915

10405 2002 Ng HH; Feng Q; Wang HB; Erdjument-Bromage H; Tempst P; et al.

Lysine methylation within the globular domain of histone H3 by Dot1 is important for telomeric silencing and Sir protein association

GENES & DEVELOPMENT 16 (12): 1518-1527

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10571 2002 Baek HJ; Malik S; Qin J; Roeder RG

Requirement of TRAP/mediator for both activator-independent and activator-dependent transcription in conjunction with TFIID-associated TAF(II)s

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 22 (8): 2842-2852

917

11677 2004 Adkins MW; Howar SR; Tyler JK

Chromatin disassembly mediated by the histone chaperone Asf1 is essential for transcriptional activation of the yeast PH05 and PH08 genes

MOLECULAR CELL 14 (5): 657-666

918

519 1976 BRASCH K

STUDIES ON ROLE OF HISTONES H-1 (F1) AND H5 (F2C) IN CHROMATIN STRUCTURE

EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 101 (2): 396-410

919

615 1976 JOHNSON EM; LITTAU VC; ALLFREY VG; BRADBURY EM; MATTHEWS HR

SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF CHROMATIN FROM PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 3 (12): 3313-3329

920

629 1976 KUO MT; SAHASRABUDDHE CG; SAUNDERS GF

PRESENCE OF MESSENGER SPECIFYING SEQUENCES IN DNA OF CHROMATIN SUBUNITS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 73 (5): 1572-1575

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921

1139 1978 CARY PD; MOSS T; BRADBURY EM

HIGH-RESOLUTION PROTON-MAGNETIC-RESONANCE STUDIES OF CHROMATIN CORE PARTICLES

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY 89 (2): 475-482

111

922

2166 1981 DINGWALL C; LOMONOSSOFF GP; LASKEY RA

HIGH SEQUENCE SPECIFICITY OF MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 9 (12): 2659-2673

170

923

2183 1981 KUNKEL GR; MARTINSON HG

NUCLEOSOMES WILL NOT FORM ON DOUBLE-STRANDED-RNA OR OVER POLY(DA).POLY(DT) TRACTS IN RECOMBINANT DNA

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 9 (24): 6869-6888

179

924

207

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2322 1982 CARTWRIGHT IL; ABMAYR SM; FLEISCHMANN G; LOWENHAUPT K; ELGIN SCR; et al.

CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AND GENE ACTIVITY - THE ROLE OF NON-HISTONE CHROMOSOMAL-PROTEINS

CRC CRITICAL REVIEWS IN BIOCHEMISTRY 13 (1): 1-86

173

925

3258 1986 CHOI YD; GRABOWSKI PJ; SHARP PA; DREYFUSS G

HETEROGENEOUS NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEOPROTEINS - ROLE IN RNA SPLICING

SCIENCE 231 (4745): 1534-1539

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926

3287 1987 REED RA; MATTAI J; SHIPLEY GG

INTERACTION OF CHOLERA-TOXIN WITH GANGLIOSIDE GM1 RECEPTORS IN SUPPORTED LIPID MONOLAYERS

BIOCHEMISTRY 26 (3): 824-832

927

3699 1988 SWANSON MS; DREYFUSS G

CLASSIFICATION AND PURIFICATION OF PROTEINS OF HETEROGENEOUS NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN-PARTICLES BY RNA-BINDING SPECIFICITIES

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (5): 2237-2241

262

928

3742 1988 KORNBERG RD; STRYER L

STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF NUCLEOSOMES - NONRANDOM LOCATIONS BY A STOCHASTIC MECHANISM

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 16 (14): 6677-6690

929

4841 1991 THOMA F

STRUCTURAL-CHANGES IN NUCLEOSOMES DURING TRANSCRIPTION - STRIP, SPLIT OR FLIP

TRENDS IN GENETICS 7 (6): 175-177

930

5595 1993 SCOTT EW; BAKER HV

CONCERTED ACTION OF THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATORS REB1, RAP1, AND GCR1 IN THE HIGH-LEVEL EXPRESSION OF THE GLYCOLYTIC GENE TPI

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 13 (1): 543-550

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931

5640 1993 ELION EA; SATTERBERG B; KRANZ JE

FUS3 PHOSPHORYLATES MULTIPLE COMPONENTS OF THE MATING SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION CASCADE - EVIDENCE FOR STE12 AND FAR1

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 4 (5): 495-510

153

932

5735 1993 GIARDINA C; LIS JT

DNA MELTING ON YEAST RNA POLYMERASE-II PROMOTERS

SCIENCE 261 (5122): 759-762

933

5994 1994 FEAVER WJ; HENRY NL; BUSHNELL DA; SAYRE MH; BRICKNER JH; et al.

YEAST TFIIE - CLONING, EXPRESSION, AND HOMOLOGY TO VERTEBRATE PROTEINS

JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 269 (44): 27549-27553

934

6251 1994 BARDWELL AJ; BARDWELL L; TOMKINSON AE; FRIEDBERG EC

SPECIFIC CLEAVAGE OF MODEL RECOMBINATION AND REPAIR INTERMEDIATES BY THE YEAST RAD1-RAD10 DNA ENDONUCLEASE

SCIENCE 265 (5181): 2082-2085

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935

6408 1995 WALL G; VARGAWEISZ PD; SANDALTZOPOULOS R; BECKER PB

CHROMATIN REMODELING BY GAGA FACTOR AND HEAT-SHOCK FACTOR AT THE HYPERSENSITIVE DROSOPHILA HSP26 PROMOTER IN-VITRO

EMBO JOURNAL 14 (8): 1727-1736

936

6426 1995 Damagnez V; Makela TP; Cottarel G

Schizosaccharomyces pombe Mop1-Mcs2 is related to mammalian CAK

EMBO JOURNAL 14 (24): 6164-6172

937

6657 1995 LEE M; STRUHL K

MUTATIONS ON THE DNA-BINDING SURFACE OF TATA-BINDING PROTEIN CAN SPECIFICALLY IMPAIR THE RESPONSE TO ACIDIC ACTIVATORS IN-VIVO

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 15 (10): 5461-5469

938

7051 1996 Burke TW; Kadonaga JT

Drosophila TFIID binds to a conserved downstream basal promoter element that is present in many TATA-box-deficient promoters

GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10 (6): 711-724

193

939

8735 1999 Sudarsanam P; Cao YX; Wu L; Laurent BC; Winston F

The nucleosome remodeling complex, Snf/Swi, is required for the maintenance of transcription in vivo and is partially redundant with the histone acetyltransferase, Gcn5

EMBO JOURNAL 18 (11): 3101-3106

940

8929 1999 Han SJ; Lee YC; Gim BS; Ryu GH; Park SJ; et al.

Activator-specific requirement of yeast mediator proteins for RNA polymerase II transcriptional activation

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 19 (2): 979-988

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941

9425 2000 Ebright RH

RNA polymerase: Structural similarities between bacterial RNA polymerase and eukaryotic RNA polymerase II

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 304 (5): 687-698

942

9548 2000 Bultman S; Gebuhr T; Yee D; La Mantia C; Nicholson J; et al.

A Brg1 null mutation in the mouse reveals functional differences among mammalian SWI/SNF complexes

MOLECULAR CELL 6 (6): 1287-1295

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943

10079 2001 Lorch Y; Zhang MC; Kornberg RD

RSC unravels the nucleosome

MOLECULAR CELL 7 (1): 89-95

944

10086 2001 Cosma MP; Panizza S; Nasmyth K

Cdk1 triggers association of RNA polymerase to cell cycle promoters only after recruitment of the mediator by SBF

MOLECULAR CELL 7 (6): 1213-1220

945

10118 2001 Lieb JD; Liu XL; Botstein D; Brown PO

Promoter-specific binding of Rap1 revealed by genome-wide maps of protein-DNA association

NATURE GENETICS 28 (4): 327-334

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946

10518 2002 Davey CA; Sargent DF; Luger K; Maeder AW; Richmond TJ

Solvent mediated interactions in the structure of the nucleosome core particle at 1.9 angstrom resolution

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 319 (5): 1097-1113

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947

10703 2002 Bushnell DA; Cramer P; Kornberg RD

Structural basis of transcription: alpha-Amanitin-RNA polymerase II cocrystal at 2.8 A resolution

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 99 (3): 1218-1222

948

11691 2004 Kettenberger H; Armache KJ; Cramer P

Complete RNA polymerase II elongation complex structure and its interactions with NTP and TFIIS

MOLECULAR CELL 16 (6): 955-965

949

281 1975 HYDE JE; WALKER IO

COVALENT CROSSLINKING OF HISTONES IN CHROMATIN

FEBS LETTERS 50 (2): 150-154

950

514 1976 WOODCOCK CLF; SWEETMAN HE; FRADO LL

STRUCTURAL REPEATING UNITS IN CHROMATIN .2. THEIR ISOLATION AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION

EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 97 (1): 111-119

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951

524 1976 SPERLING L; TARDIEU A

MASS PER UNIT LENGTH OF CHROMATIN BY LOW-ANGLE X-RAY-SCATTERING

FEBS LETTERS 64 (1): 89-91

952

885 1977 SPERLING L; KLUG A

X-RAY STUDIES ON NATIVE CHROMATIN

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 112 (2): 253-263

953

923 1977 LILLEY DMJ; TATCHELL K

CHROMATIN CORE PARTICLE UNFOLDING INDUCED BY TRYPTIC CLEAVAGE OF HISTONES

NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 4 (6): 2039-2055

954

958 1977 BAK AL; ZEUTHEN J; CRICK FHC

HIGHER-ORDER STRUCTURE OF HUMAN MITOTIC CHROMOSOMES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 74 (4): 1595-1599

106

955

1102 1978 JACKSON V

STUDIES ON HISTONE ORGANIZATION IN NUCLEOSOME USING FORMALDEHYDE AS A REVERSIBLE CROSS-LINKING AGENT

CELL 15 (3): 945-954

134

956

1851 1980 PEHRSON J; COLE RD

HISTONE H1-0 ACCUMULATES IN GROWTH-INHIBITED CULTURED-CELLS

NATURE 285 (5759): 43-44

164

957

2021 1981 SETYONO B; GREENBERG JR

PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH POLY(A) AND OTHER REGIONS OF MESSENGER-RNA AND HNRNA MOLECULES AS INVESTIGATED BY CROSSLINKING

CELL 24 (3): 775-783

958

2118 1981 FINCH JT; BROWN RS; RHODES D; RICHMOND T; RUSHTON B; et al.

X-RAY-DIFFRACTION STUDY OF A NEW CRYSTAL FORM OF THE NUCLEOSOME CORE SHOWING HIGHER RESOLUTION

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 145 (4): 757-769

959

3124 1986 WILLIAMS SP; ATHEY BD; MUGLIA LJ; SCHAPPE RS; GOUGH AH; et al.

CHROMATIN FIBERS ARE LEFT-HANDED DOUBLE HELICES WITH DIAMETER AND MASS PER UNIT LENGTH THAT DEPEND ON LINKER LENGTH

BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL 49 (1): 233-248

113

960

247

3277 1987 NEWPORT JW; FORBES DJ

THE NUCLEUS - STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND DYNAMICS

ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 56: 535-565

279

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961

3705 1988 BAJWA W; TORCHIA TE; HOPPER JE

YEAST REGULATORY GENE GAL3 - CARBON REGULATION - UASGAL ELEMENTS IN COMMON WITH GAL1, GAL2, GAL7, GAL10, GAL80, AND MEL1 - ENCODED PROTEIN STRIKINGLY SIMILAR TO YEAST AND ESCHERICHIA-COLI GALACTOKINASES

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (8): 3439-3447

962

4584 1991 SHYU AB; BELASCO JG; GREENBERG ME

2 DISTINCT DESTABILIZING ELEMENTS IN THE C-FOS MESSAGE TRIGGER DEADENYLATION AS A 1ST STEP IN RAPID MESSENGER-RNA DECAY

GENES & DEVELOPMENT 5 (2): 221-231

362

963

4807 1991 SCHULTZ MC; CHOE SY; REEDER RH

SPECIFIC INITIATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-I IN A WHOLE-CELL EXTRACT FROM YEAST

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (3): 1004-1008

964

4816 1991 CONAWAY RC; GARRETT KP; HANLEY JP; CONAWAY JW

MECHANISM OF PROMOTER SELECTION BY RNA POLYMERASE-II - MAMMALIAN TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS ALPHA AND BETA-GAMMA PROMOTE ENTRY OF POLYMERASE INTO THE PREINITIATION COMPLEX

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (14): 6205-6209

965

5246 1992 CREWS CM; ALESSANDRINI A; ERIKSON RL

THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF MEK, A PROTEIN-KINASE THAT PHOSPHORYLATES THE ERK GENE-PRODUCT

SCIENCE 258 (5081): 478-480

676

966

5734 1993 REES WA; KELLER RW; VESENKA JP; YANG GL; BUSTAMANTE C

EVIDENCE OF DNA BENDING IN TRANSCRIPTION COMPLEXES IMAGED BY SCANNING FORCE MICROSCOPY

SCIENCE 260 (5114): 1646-1649

171

967

6266 1994 WOLFFE AP

NUCLEOSOME POSITIONING AND MODIFICATION - CHROMATIN STRUCTURES THAT POTENTIATE TRANSCRIPTION

TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 19 (6): 240-244

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7084 1996 James P; Halladay J; Craig EA

Genomic libraries and a host strain designed for highly efficient two-hybrid selection in yeast

GENETICS 144 (4): 1425-1436

985

969

7700 1997 Awrey DE; Weilbaecher RG; Hemming SA; Orlicky SM; Kane CM; et al.

Transcription elongation through DNA arrest sites - A multistep process involving both RNA polymerase II subunit RPB9 and TFIIS

JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 272 (23): 14747-14754

970

7768 1997 Asturias FJ; Meredith GD; Poglitsch CL; Kornberg RD

Two conformations of RNA polymerase II revealed by electron crystallography

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 272 (4): 536-540

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971

7898 1997 Nislow C; Ray E; Pillus L

SET1, a yeast member of the Trithorax family, functions in transcriptional silencing and diverse cellular processes

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 8 (12): 2421-2436

100

972

8194 1998 Imataka H; Gradi A; Sonenberg N

A newly identified N-terminal amino acid sequence of human eIF4G binds poly(A)-binding protein and functions in poly(A)-dependent translation

EMBO JOURNAL 17 (24): 7480-7489

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8402 1998 Kessler SH; Sachs AB

RNA recognition motif 2 of yeast Pab1p is required for its functional interaction with eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4G

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 18 (1): 51-57

974

8442 1998 Lee YC; Kim YJ

Requirement for a functional interaction between mediator components Med6 and Srb4 in RNA polymerase II transcription

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 18 (9): 5364-5370

975

8475 1998 Keaveney M; Struhl K

Activator-mediated recruitment of the RNA polymerase II machinery is the predominant mechanism for transcriptional activation in yeast

MOLECULAR CELL 1 (6): 917-924

976

8547 1998 Rozenblatt-Rosen O; Rozovskaia T; Burakov D; Sedkov Y; Tillib S; et al.

The C-terminal SET domains of ALL-1 and TRITHORAX interact with the INI1 and SNR1 proteins, components of the SWI/SNF complex

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 95 (8): 4152-4157

141

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9520 2000 Park JM; Kim HS; Han SJ; Hwang MS; Lee YC; et al.

In vivo requirement of activator-specific binding targets of mediator

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 20 (23): 8709-8719

978

9653 2000 Ren B; Robert F; Wyrick JJ; Aparicio O; Jennings EG; et al.

Genome-wide location and function of DNA binding proteins

SCIENCE 290 (5500): 2306-+

480

979

9667 2000 Aalfs JD; Kingston RE

What does 'chromatin remodeling' mean?

TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 25 (11): 548-555

110

980

9914 2001 Liu Y; Ranish JA; Aebersold R; Hahn S

Yeast nuclear extract contains two major forms of RNA polymerase II mediator complexes

JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 276 (10): 7169-7175

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981

10088 2001 Park JM; Werner J; Kim JM; Lis JT; Kim YJ

Mediator, not holoenzyme, is directly recruited to the heat shock promoter by HSF upon heat shock

MOLECULAR CELL 8 (1): 9-19

982

10407 2002 Saha A; Wittmeyer J; Cairns BR

Chromatin remodeling by RSC involves ATP-dependent DNA translocation

GENES & DEVELOPMENT 16 (16): 2120-2134

983

28 1972 SHEETZ MP; CHAN SI

EFFECT OF SONICATION ON STRUCTURE OF LECITHIN BILAYERS

BIOCHEMISTRY 11 (24): 4573-&

389

984

113

91 1973 ZWAAL RFA; ROELOFSE.B; COLLEY CM

LOCALIZATION OF RED-CELL MEMBRANE CONSTITUENTS

BIOCHIMICA ET BIOPHYSICA ACTA 300 (2): 159-182

406

985

355 1975 GOROVSKY MA; KEEVERT JB

SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF A NATURALLY OCCURRING CHROMATIN LACKING HISTONES F1 AND F3

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 72 (9): 3536-3540

986

414 1976 MARTINSON HG; SHETLAR MD; MCCARTHY BJ

HISTONE-HISTONE INTERACTIONS WITHIN CHROMATIN, CROSS-LINKING STUDIES USING ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT

BIOCHEMISTRY 15 (9): 2002-2007

987

767 1977 MCKNIGHT SL; MILLER OL

ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF CHROMATIN REPLICATION IN CELLULAR BLASTODERM DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER EMBRYO

CELL 12 (3): 795-804

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988

1588 1979 MCGHEE JD; FELSENFELD G

REACTION OF NUCLEOSOME DNA WITH DIMETHYL SULFATE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 76 (5): 2133-2137

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989

1644 1980 GODFREY JE; EICKBUSH TH; MOUDRIANAKIS EN

REVERSIBLE ASSOCIATION OF CALF THYMUS HISTONES TO FORM THE SYMMETRICAL OCTAMER (H2AH2BH3H4)2 - A CASE OF A MIXED-ASSOCIATING SYSTEM

BIOCHEMISTRY 19 (7): 1339-1346

990

1852 1980 JAKOBOVITS EB; BRATOSIN S; ALONI Y

A NUCLEOSOME-FREE REGION IN SV40 MINI-CHROMOSOMES

NATURE 285 (5762): 263-265

177

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991

1897 1980 ALLAN J; STAYNOV DZ; GOULD H

REVERSIBLE DISSOCIATION OF LINKER HISTONE FROM CHROMATIN WITH PRESERVATION OF INTERNUCLEOSOMAL REPEAT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 77 (2): 885-889

992

2629 1983 NOJIMA H; KORNBERG RD

GENES AND PSEUDOGENES FOR MOUSE U1 AND U2 SMALL NUCLEAR RNAS

JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 258 (13): 8151-8155

993

3319 1987 PFEIFER K; PREZANT T; GUARENTE L

YEAST HAP1 ACTIVATOR BINDS TO 2 UPSTREAM ACTIVATION SITES OF DIFFERENT SEQUENCE

CELL 49 (1): 19-27

239

994

3350 1987 BURGLIN TR; DEROBERTIS EM

THE NUCLEAR MIGRATION SIGNAL OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS NUCLEOPLASMIN

EMBO JOURNAL 6 (9): 2617-2625

157

995

3409 1987 DREW HR; CALLADINE CR

SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC POSITIONING OF CORE HISTONES ON AN 860 BASE-PAIR DNA - EXPERIMENT AND THEORY

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 195 (1): 143-173

116

996

3556 1988 SOLOMON MJ; LARSEN PL; VARSHAVSKY A

MAPPING PROTEIN DNA INTERACTIONS INVIVO WITH FORMALDEHYDE - EVIDENCE THAT HISTONE-H4 IS RETAINED ON A HIGHLY TRANSCRIBED GENE

CELL 53 (6): 937-947

134

997

3703 1988 KNEZETIC JA; JACOB GA; LUSE DS

ASSEMBLY OF RNA POLYMERASE-II PREINITIATION COMPLEXES BEFORE ASSEMBLY OF NUCLEOSOMES ALLOWS EFFICIENT INITIATION OF TRANSCRIPTION ON NUCLEOSOMAL TEMPLATES

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 8 (8): 3114-3121

998

3753 1988 GINIGER E; PTASHNE M

COOPERATIVE DNA-BINDING OF THE YEAST TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATOR GAL4

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 85 (2): 382-386

121

999

3998 1989 CHELSKY D; RALPH R; JONAK G

SEQUENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR SYNTHETIC PEPTIDE-MEDIATED TRANSLOCATION TO THE NUCLEUS

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 9 (6): 2487-2492

285

1000

4074 1989 AHLERS M; BLANKENBURG R; GRAINGER DW; MELLER P; RINGSDORF H; et al.

SPECIFIC RECOGNITION AND FORMATION OF 2-DIMENSIONAL STREPTAVIDIN DOMAINS IN MONOLAYERS - APPLICATIONS TO MOLECULAR DEVICES

THIN SOLID FILMS 180: 93-99