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103	2	36	179 1974 VANHOLDE KE; SAHASRAB.CG; SHAW BR MODEL FOR PARTICULATE STRUCTURE IN CHROMATIN NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 1 (11): 1579-1586	168	187
104	63	150	6869 1996 Burley SK; Roeder RG Biochemistry and structural biology of transcription factor IID (TFIID) ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 65: 769-799	168	440
105	22	54	4207 1990 CHASMAN DI; LUE NF; BUCHMAN AR; LAPOINTE JW; LORCH Y; et al. A YEAST PROTEIN THAT INFLUENCES THE CHROMATIN STRUCTURE OF UASG AND FUNCTIONS AS A POWERFUL AUXILIARY GENE ACTIVATOR GENES & DEVELOPMENT 4 (4): 503-514	167	167
106	18	32	6706 1995 SERIZAWA H; MAKELA TP; CONAWAY JW; CONAWAY RC; WEINBERG RA; et al. ASSOCIATION OF CDK-ACTIVATING KINASE SUBUNITS WITH TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIH NATURE 374 (6519): 280-282	165	247
107	24	55	7010 1996 Wang WD; Cote J; Xue Y; Zhou S; Khavari PA; et al. Purification and biochemical heterogeneity of the mammalian SWI-SNF complex EMBO JOURNAL 15 (19): 5370-5382	165	321
108	8	17	6707 1995 SHIEKHATTAR R; MERMELSTEIN F; FISHER RP; DRAPKIN R; DYNLACHT B; et al. CDK-ACTIVATING KINASE COMPLEX IS A COMPONENT OF HUMAN TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIH NATURE 374 (6519): 283-287	164	255
109	24	75	7922 1997 Grunstein M Histone acetylation in chromatin structure and transcription NATURE 389 (6649): 349-352	164	1056
110	16	38	1858 1980 ALLAN J; HARTMAN PG; CRANEROBINSON C; AVILES FX THE STRUCTURE OF HISTONE-H1 AND ITS LOCATION IN CHROMATIN NATURE 288 (5792): 675-679	159	484
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111	7	39	3318 1987 MA J; PTASHNE M DELETION ANALYSIS OF GAL4 DEFINES 2 TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATING SEGMENTS CELL 48 (5): 847-853	157	697
112	59	473	3505 1988 GROSS DS; GARRARD WT NUCLEASE HYPERSENSITIVE SITES IN CHROMATIN ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 57: 159-197	157	719
113	13	27	6827 1995 PETERSON CL; TAMKUN JW THE SWI SNF COMPLEX - A CHROMATIN REMODELING MACHINE TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 20 (4): 143-146	157	297
114	34	101	7916 1997 Ptashne M; Gann A Transcriptional activation by recruitment NATURE 386 (6625): 569-577	157	589
115	10	34	4519 1991 FEAVER WJ; GILEADI O; LI Y; KORNBERG RD CTD KINASE ASSOCIATED WITH YEAST RNA POLYMERASE-II INITIATION FACTOR-B CELL 67 (6): 1223-1230	156	156
116	4	25	356 1975 LACY E; AXEL R ANALYSIS OF DNA OF ISOLATED CHROMATIN SUBUNITS PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 72 (10): 3978-3982	155	229
117	13	63	3838 1989 SACHS AB; DAVIS RW THE POLY(A) BINDING-PROTEIN IS REQUIRED FOR POLY(A) SHORTENING AND 60S RIBOSOMAL SUBUNIT-DEPENDENT TRANSLATION INITIATION CELL 58 (5): 857-867	155	383
118	16	27	6783 1995 LI Y; BJORKLUND S; JIANG YW; KIM YJ; LANE WS; et al. YEAST GLOBAL TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATORS SIN4 AND RGR1 ARE COMPONENTS OF MEDIATOR COMPLEX RNA-POLYMERASE-II HOLOENZYME PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 92 (24): 10864-10868	153	153
119	13	43	3566 1988 HAN M; GRUNSTEIN M NUCLEOSOME LOSS ACTIVATES YEAST DOWNSTREAM PROMOTERS INVIVO CELL 55 (6): 1137-1145	152	236
120	11	40	4132 1990 PINA B; BRUGGEMEIER U; BEATO M NUCLEOSOME POSITIONING MODULATES ACCESSIBILITY OF REGULATORY PROTEINS TO THE MOUSE MAMMARY-TUMOR VIRUS PROMOTER CELL 60 (5): 719-731	152	355
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121	2	19	4033 1989 DARST SA; KUBALEK EW; KORNBERG RD 3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI RNA-POLYMERASE HOLOENZYME DETERMINED BY ELECTRON CRYSTALLOGRAPHY NATURE 340 (6236): 730-732	150	150
122	73	214	4086 1990 GRUNSTEIN M HISTONE FUNCTION IN TRANSCRIPTION ANNUAL REVIEW OF CELL BIOLOGY 6: 643-678	150	296
123	16	56	5352 1993 GOODRICH JA; HOEY T; THUT CJ; ADMON A; TJIAN R DROSOPHILA TAF(II)40 INTERACTS WITH BOTH A VP16 ACTIVATION DOMAIN AND THE BASAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR-TFIIB CELL 75 (3): 519-530	150	360
124	52	68	1857 1980 KLUG A; RHODES D; SMITH J; FINCH JT; THOMAS JO A LOW RESOLUTION STRUCTURE FOR THE HISTONE CORE OF THE NUCLEOSOME NATURE 287 (5782): 509-516	149	261
125	17	43	6350 1995 HECHT A; LAROCHE T; STRAHLBOLSINGER S; GASSER SM; GRUNSTEIN M HISTONE H3 AND H4 N-TERMINI INTERACT WITH SIR3 AND SIR4 PROTEINS - A MOLECULAR-MODEL FOR THE FORMATION OF HETEROCHROMATIN IN YEAST CELL 80 (4): 583-592	147	481
126	65	148	7052 1996 Kingston RE; Bunker CA; Imbalzano AN Repression and activation by multiprotein complexes that alter chromatin structure GENES & DEVELOPMENT 10 (8): 905-920	146	357
127	19	142	5720 1993 ZAWEL L; REINBERG D INITIATION OF TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA-POLYMERASE-II - A MULTISTEP PROCESS PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, VOL 44 44: 67-108	144	310
128	19	44	6365 1995 TSUKIYAMA T; DANIEL C; TAMKUN J; WU C ISWI, A MEMBER OF THE SW12/SNF2 ATPASE FAMILY, ENCODES THE 140-KDA SUBUNIT OF THE NUCLEOSOME REMODELING FACTOR CELL 83 (6): 1021-1026	144	224
129	291	568	8397 1998 Hampsey M Molecular genetics of the RNA polymerase II general transcriptional machinery MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 62 (2): 465-+	144	288
130	2	67	5007 1992 CAIRNS BR; RAMER SW; KORNBERG RD ORDER OF ACTION OF COMPONENTS IN THE YEAST PHEROMONE RESPONSE PATHWAY REVEALED WITH A DOMINANT ALLELE OF THE STE11-KINASE AND THE MULTIPLE PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE STE7-KINASE GENES & DEVELOPMENT 6 (7): 1305-1318	143	143
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131	35	73	6455 1995 HENGARTNER CJ; THOMPSON CM; ZHANG JH; CHAO DM; LIAO SM; et al. ASSOCIATION OF AN ACTIVATOR WITH AN RNA-POLYMERASE-II HOLOENZYME GENES & DEVELOPMENT 9 (8): 897-910	143	169
132	8	19	4768 1991 LIN YS; HA I; MALDONADO E; REINBERG D; GREEN MR BINDING OF GENERAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIB TO AN ACIDIC ACTIVATING REGION NATURE 353 (6344): 569-571	141	312
133	27	36	8116 1998 Schnitzler G; Sif S; Kingston RE Human SWI/SNF interconverts a nucleosome between its base state and a stable remodeled state CELL 94 (1): 17-27	141	177
134	18	39	427 1976 WHITLOCK JP; SIMPSON RT REMOVAL OF HISTONE H1 EXPOSES OF 50 BASE PAIR DNA SEGMENT BETWEEN NUCLEOSOMES BIOCHEMISTRY 15 (15): 3307-3314	140	156
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136	32	75	488 1976 WEINTRAUB H; WORCEL A; ALBERTS B MODEL FOR CHROMATIN BASED UPON 2 SYMMETRICALLY PAIRED HALF-NUCLEOSOMES CELL 9 (3): 409-417	139	219
137	36	66	4494 1991 WORKMAN JL; TAYLOR ICA; KINGSTON RE ACTIVATION DOMAINS OF STABLY BOUND GAL4 DERIVATIVES ALLEVIATE REPRESSION OF PROMOTERS BY NUCLEOSOMES CELL 64 (3): 533-544	139	203
138	22	83	4936 1992 BERGER SL; PINA B; SILVERMAN N; MARCUS GA; AGAPITE J; et al. GENETIC ISOLATION OF ADA2 - A POTENTIAL TRANSCRIPTIONAL ADAPTER REQUIRED FOR FUNCTION OF CERTAIN ACIDIC ACTIVATION DOMAINS CELL 70 (2): 251-265	139	326
139	56	88	10300 2002 Narlikar GJ; Fan HY; Kingston RE Cooperation between complexes that regulate chromatin structure and transcription CELL 108 (4): 475-487	139	489
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143	4	36	3762 1988 RIBI HO; LUDWIG DS; MERCER KL; SCHOOLNIK GK; KORNBERG RD 3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF CHOLERA-TOXIN PENETRATING A LIPID-MEMBRANE SCIENCE 239 (4845): 1272-1276	137	137
144	93	232	6290 1995 ZAWEL L; REINBERG D COMMON THEMES IN ASSEMBLY AND FUNCTION OF EUKARYOTIC TRANSCRIPTION COMPLEXES ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 64: 533-561	137	365
145	25	61	6361 1995 OSSIPOW V; TASSAN JP; NIGG EA; SCHIBLER U A MAMMALIAN RNA-POLYMERASE-II HOLOENZYME CONTAINING ALL COMPONENTS REQUIRED FOR PROMOTER-SPECIFIC TRANSCRIPTION INITIATION CELL 83 (1): 137-146	137	169
146	9	39	4360 1990 PTASHNE M; GANN AAF ACTIVATORS AND TARGETS NATURE 346 (6282): 329-331	136	498
147	2	44	3432 1987 BRAM RJ; KORNBERG RD ISOLATION OF A SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE CENTROMERE DNA-BINDING PROTEIN, ITS HUMAN HOMOLOG, AND ITS POSSIBLE ROLE AS A TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (1): 403-409	135	135
148	5	60	3553 1988 NEWMEYER DD; FORBES DJ NUCLEAR IMPORT CAN BE SEPARATED INTO DISTINCT STEPS INVITRO - NUCLEAR-PORE BINDING AND TRANSLOCATION CELL 52 (5): 641-653	135	472
149	17	58	4511 1991 MEISTERERNST M; ROY AL; LIEU HM; ROEDER RG ACTIVATION OF CLASS-II GENE-TRANSCRIPTION BY REGULATORY FACTORS IS POTENTIATED BY A NOVEL ACTIVITY CELL 66 (5): 981-993	135	255
150	47	86	614 1976 OLINS AL; CARLSON RD; WRIGHT EB; OLINS DE CHROMATIN-NU BODIES - ISOLATION, SUBFRACTIONATION AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 3 (12): 3271-3291	134	212
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151	12	44	3130 1986 KNEZETIC JA; LUSE DS THE PRESENCE OF NUCLEOSOMES ON A DNA-TEMPLATE PREVENTS INITIATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-II INVITRO CELL 45 (1): 95-104	134	195
152	24	31	4518 1991 KORNBERG RD; LORCH Y IRRESISTIBLE FORCE MEETS IMMOVABLE OBJECT - TRANSCRIPTION AND THE NUCLEOSOME CELL 67 (5): 833-836	133	133
153	13	25	954 1977 LOHR D; CORDEN J; TATCHELL K; KOVACIC RT; VANHOLDE KE COMPARATIVE SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF HELA, YEAST, AND CHICKEN ERYTHROCYTE CHROMATIN PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 74 (1): 79-83	132	182
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155	83	126	9477 2000 Vignali M; Hassan AH; Neely KE; Workman JL ATP-dependent chromatin-remodeling complexes MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 20 (6): 1899-1910	132	316
156	24	61	1038 1978 EICKBUSH TH; MOUDRIANAKIS EN HISTONE CORE COMPLEX - OCTAMER ASSEMBLED BY 2 SETS OF PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS BIOCHEMISTRY 17 (23): 4955-4964	131	228
157	4	14	1236 1978 LASKEY RA; HONDA BM; MILLS AD; FINCH JT NUCLEOSOMES ARE ASSEMBLED BY AN ACIDIC PROTEIN WHICH BINDS HISTONES AND TRANSFERS THEM TO DNA NATURE 275 (5679): 416-420	131	425
158	24	166	3425 1987 JOHNSTON M A MODEL FUNGAL GENE REGULATORY MECHANISM - THE GAL GENES OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 51 (4): 458-476	131	473
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161	23	51	6156 1994 TSUKIYAMA T; BECKER PB; WU C ATP-DEPENDENT NUCLEOSOME DISRUPTION AT A HEAT-SHOCK PROMOTER MEDIATED BY BINDING OF GAGA TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR NATURE 367 (6463): 525-532	131	439
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168	13	13	8658 1999 Lorch Y; Zhang M; Kornberg RD Histone octamer transfer by a chromatin-remodeling complex CELL 96 (3): 389-392	126	126
169	42	51	9664 2000 Malik S; Roeder RG Transcriptional regulation through Mediator-like coactivators in yeast and metazoan cells TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 25 (6): 277-283	126	203
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171	15	63	4318 1990 BUCHMAN AR; KORNBERG RD A YEAST ARS-BINDING PROTEIN ACTIVATES TRANSCRIPTION SYNERGISTICALLY IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER WEAK ACTIVATING FACTORS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 10 (3): 887-897	125	125
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174	1	22	3488 1987 LUE NF; KORNBERG RD ACCURATE INITIATION AT RNA POLYMERASE-II PROMOTERS IN EXTRACTS FROM SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84 (24): 8839-8843	124	124
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191	1	93	63 1972 SINGER SJ; NICOLSON GL FLUID MOSAIC MODEL OF STRUCTURE OF CELL-MEMBRANES SCIENCE 175 (4023): 720-&	117	4503
192	0	14	3233 1986 ROTHMAN JE; KORNBERG RD AN UNFOLDING STORY OF PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION NATURE 322 (6076): 209-210	117	117
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196	24	44	759 1977 THOMAS JO; THOMPSON RJ VARIATION IN CHROMATIN STRUCTURE IN 2 CELL-TYPES FROM SAME TISSUE - SHORT DNA REPEAT LENGTH IN CEREBRAL-CORTEX NEURONS CELL 10 (4): 633-640	115	185
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