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201	10	71	4514 1991 APARICIO OM; BILLINGTON BL; GOTTSCHLING DE MODIFIERS OF POSITION EFFECT ARE SHARED BETWEEN TELOMERIC AND SILENT MATING-TYPE LOCI IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE CELL 66 (6): 1279-1287	114	398
202	31	51	8481 1998 Sun XQ; Zhang Y; Cho H; Rickert P; Lees E; et al. NAT, a human complex containing Srb polypeptides that functions as a negative regulator of activated transcription MOLECULAR CELL 2 (2): 213-222	114	151
203	9	25	1547 1979 LUTTER LC PRECISE LOCATION OF DNASE-I CUTTING SITES IN THE NUCLEOSOME CORE DETERMINED BY HIGH-RESOLUTION GEL-ELECTROPHORESIS NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 6 (1): 41-56	113	189
204	3	33	3590 1988 PERLMANN T; WRANGE O SPECIFIC GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR-BINDING TO DNA RECONSTITUTED IN A NUCLEOSOME EMBO JOURNAL 7 (10): 3073-3079	113	232
205	9	27	7298 1996 Walker SS; Reese JC; Apone LM; Green MR Transcription activation in cells lacking TAF(II)s NATURE 383 (6596): 185-188	113	199
206	22	29	9019 1999 Whitehouse I; Flaus A; Cairns BR; White MF; Workman JL; et al. Nucleosome mobilization catalysed by the yeast SWI/SNF complex NATURE 400 (6746): 784-787	113	142
207	10	24	529 1976 SPADAFORA C; BELLARD M; COMPTON JL; CHAMBON P DNA REPEAT LENGTHS IN CHROMATINS FROM SEA-URCHIN SPERM AND GASTRULA CELLS ARE MARKEDLY DIFFERENT FEBS LETTERS 69 (1): 281-285	112	146
208	14	59	3201 1986 SATCHWELL SC; DREW HR; TRAVERS AA SEQUENCE PERIODICITIES IN CHICKEN NUCLEOSOME CORE DNA JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 191 (4): 659-675	112	442
209	4	37	3727 1988 BURATOWSKI S; HAHN S; SHARP PA; GUARENTE L FUNCTION OF A YEAST TATA ELEMENT-BINDING PROTEIN IN A MAMMALIAN TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM NATURE 334 (6177): 37-42	112	285
210	5	44	4425 1990 LUSTIG AJ; KURTZ S; SHORE D INVOLVEMENT OF THE SILENCER AND UAS BINDING-PROTEIN RAP1 IN REGULATION OF TELOMERE LENGTH SCIENCE 250 (4980): 549-553	112	228
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211	12	40	3327 1987 LOSA R; BROWN DD A BACTERIOPHAGE RNA-POLYMERASE TRANSCRIBES INVITRO THROUGH A NUCLEOSOME CORE WITHOUT DISPLACING IT CELL 50 (5): 801-808	111	128
212	13	36	490 1976 MORRIS NR COMPARISON OF STRUCTURE OF CHICKEN ERYTHROCYTE AND CHICKEN LIVER CHROMATIN CELL 9 (4): 627-632	110	143
213	2	26	3154 1986 BRAM RJ; LUE NF; KORNBERG RD A GAL FAMILY OF UPSTREAM ACTIVATING SEQUENCES IN YEAST - ROLES IN BOTH INDUCTION AND REPRESSION OF TRANSCRIPTION EMBO JOURNAL 5 (3): 603-608	110	110
214	51	75	8660 1999 Hamiche A; Sandaltzopoulos R; Gdula DA; Wu C ATP-dependent histone octamer sliding mediated by the chromatin remodeling complex NURF CELL 97 (7): 833-842	110	169
215	33	49	8987 1999 Gu W; Malik S; Ito M; Yuan CX; Fondell JD; et al. A novel human SRB/MED-containing cofactor complex, SMCC, involved in transcription regulation MOLECULAR CELL 3 (1): 97-108	110	166
216	8	16	286 1975 THOMAS JO; KORNBERG RD CLEAVABLE CROSS-LINKS IN ANALYSIS OF HISTONE-HISTONE ASSOCIATIONS FEBS LETTERS 58 (1): 353-358	109	109
217	11	30	339 1975 PARDON JF; WORCESTER DL; WOOLEY JC; TATCHELL K; VANHOLDE KE; et al. LOW-ANGLE NEUTRON-SCATTERING FROM CHROMATIN SUBUNIT PARTICLES NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 2 (11): 2163-2176	109	147
218	7	39	5709 1993 CHASMAN DI; FLAHERTY KM; SHARP PA; KORNBERG RD CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF YEAST TATA-BINDING PROTEIN AND MODEL FOR INTERACTION WITH DNA PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90 (17): 8174-8178	109	109
219	30	70	5822 1994 GE H; ROEDER RG PURIFICATION, CLONING, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A HUMAN COACTIVATOR, PC4, THAT MEDIATES TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION OF CLASS-II GENES CELL 78 (3): 513-523	109	217
220	17	43	6768 1995 THOMPSON CM; YOUNG RA GENERAL REQUIREMENT FOR RNA-POLYMERASE-II HOLOENZYMES IN-VIVO PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 92 (10): 4587-4590	108	118
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
221	13	67	487 1976 BENYAJATI C; WORCEL A ISOLATION, CHARACTERIZATION, AND STRUCTURE OF FOLDED INTERPHASE GENOME OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER CELL 9 (3): 393-407	107	492
222	7	36	3446 1987 LUE NF; CHASMAN DI; BUCHMAN AR; KORNBERG RD INTERACTION OF GAL4 AND GAL80 GENE REGULATORY PROTEINS INVITRO MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (10): 3446-3451	107	107
223	12	40	4726 1991 ARCHER TK; CORDINGLEY MG; WOLFORD RG; HAGER GL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR ACCESS IS MEDIATED BY ACCURATELY POSITIONED NUCLEOSOMES ON THE MOUSE MAMMARY-TUMOR VIRUS PROMOTER MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 11 (2): 688-698	107	279
224	30	67	4831 1991 CROSTON GE; KERRIGAN LA; LIRA LM; MARSHAK DR; KADONAGA JT SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC ANTIREPRESSION OF HISTONE HL-MEDIATED INHIBITION OF BASAL RNA POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION SCIENCE 251 (4994): 643-649	107	301
225	1	7	127 1974 VANHOLDE KE; SAHASRAB.CG; SHAW BR; VANBRUGG.EF; ARNBERG AC ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY OF CHROMATIN SUBUNIT PARTICLES BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS 60 (4): 1365-1370	106	112
226	23	74	4928 1992 CORMACK BP; STRUHL K THE TATA-BINDING PROTEIN IS REQUIRED FOR TRANSCRIPTION BY ALL 3 NUCLEAR-RNA POLYMERASES IN YEAST-CELLS CELL 69 (4): 685-696	106	264
227	14	47	5221 1992 SERIZAWA H; CONAWAY RC; CONAWAY JW A CARBOXYL-TERMINAL-DOMAIN KINASE ASSOCIATED WITH RNA POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR-DELTA FROM RAT-LIVER PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 89 (16): 7476-7480	106	130
228	9	22	6166 1994 REESE JC; APONE L; WALKER SS; GRIFFIN LA; GREEN MR YEAST TAF(II)S IN A MULTISUBUNIT COMPLEX REQUIRED FOR ACTIVATED TRANSCRIPTION NATURE 371 (6497): 523-527	106	142
229	17	60	1099 1978 BLOOM KS; ANDERSON JN FRACTIONATION OF HEN OVIDUCT CHROMATIN INTO TRANSCRIPTIONALLY ACTIVE AND INACTIVE REGIONS AFTER SELECTIVE MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE DIGESTION CELL 15 (1): 141-150	105	317
230	21	38	1819 1980 BUTLER PJG; THOMAS JO CHANGES IN CHROMATIN FOLDING IN SOLUTION JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 140 (4): 505-529	105	222
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231	31	51	6583 1995 POLACH KJ; WIDOM J MECHANISM OF PROTEIN ACCESS TO SPECIFIC DNA-SEQUENCES IN CHROMATIN - A DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM-MODEL FOR GENE-REGULATION JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 254 (2): 130-149	105	208
232	43	64	8114 1998 Kadonaga JT Eukaryotic transcription: An interlaced network of transcription factors and chromatin-modifying machines CELL 92 (3): 307-313	105	359
233	14	31	8508 1998 Utley RT; Ikeda K; Grant PA; Cote J; Steger DJ; et al. Transcriptional activators direct histone acetyltransferase complexes to nucleosomes NATURE 394 (6692): 498-502	105	312
234	17	28	9018 1999 Kuras L; Struhl K Binding of TBP to promoters in vivo is stimulated by activators and requires Pol II holoenzyme NATURE 399 (6736): 609-613	105	255
235	9	46	10702 2002 Nagy PL; Griesenbeck J; Kornberg RD; Cleary ML A trithorax-group complex purified from Saccharomyces cerevisiae is required for methylation of histone H3 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 99 (1): 90-94	105	105
236	11	30	3729 1988 GILL G; PTASHNE M NEGATIVE EFFECT OF THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATOR GAL4 NATURE 334 (6184): 721-724	104	425
237	22	70	4143 1990 CONRAD MN; WRIGHT JH; WOLF AJ; ZAKIAN VA RAP1 PROTEIN INTERACTS WITH YEAST TELOMERES INVIVO - OVERPRODUCTION ALTERS TELOMERE STRUCTURE AND DECREASES CHROMOSOME STABILITY CELL 63 (4): 739-750	103	284
238	52	128	4825 1991 SIMPSON RT NUCLEOSOME POSITIONING - OCCURRENCE, MECHANISMS, AND FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 40: 143-184	103	191
239	24	50	5663 1993 CHOY B; GREEN MR EUKARYOTIC ACTIVATORS FUNCTION DURING MULTIPLE STEPS OF PREINITIATION COMPLEX ASSEMBLY NATURE 366 (6455): 531-536	103	235
240	2	48	3257 1986 KEEGAN L; GILL G; PTASHNE M SEPARATION OF DNA-BINDING FROM THE TRANSCRIPTION-ACTIVATING FUNCTION OF A EUKARYOTIC REGULATORY PROTEIN SCIENCE 231 (4739): 699-704	102	422
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241	4	25	3807 1989 BLANKENBURG R; MELLER P; RINGSDORF H; SALESSE C INTERACTION BETWEEN BIOTIN LIPIDS AND STREPTAVIDIN IN MONOLAYERS - FORMATION OF ORIENTED TWO-DIMENSIONAL PROTEIN DOMAINS INDUCED BY SURFACE RECOGNITION BIOCHEMISTRY 28 (20): 8214-8221	102	187
242	14	30	6160 1994 KIM TK; HASHIMOTO S; KELLEHER RJ; FLANAGAN PM; KORNBERG RD; et al. EFFECTS OF ACTIVATION-DEFECTIVE TBP MUTATIONS ON TRANSCRIPTION INITIATION IN YEAST NATURE 369 (6477): 252-255	102	102
243	36	49	7420 1996 Svejstrup JQ; Vichi P; Egly JM The multiple roles of transcription/repair factor TFIIH TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 21 (9): 346-350	102	177
244	23	51	8484 1998 Cairns BR; Erdjument-Bromage H; Tempst P; Winston F; Kornberg RD Two actin-related proteins are shared functional components of the chromatin-remodeling complexes RSC and SWI/SNF MOLECULAR CELL 2 (5): 639-651	102	102
245	19	37	8991 1999 Ito M; Yuan CX; Malik S; Gu W; Fondell JD; et al. Identity between TRAP and SMCC complexes indicates novel pathways for the function of nuclear receptors and diverse mammalian activators MOLECULAR CELL 3 (3): 361-370	102	226
246	10	122	368 1975 RUIZCARRILLO A; WANGH LJ; ALLFREY VG PROCESSING OF NEWLY SYNTHESIZED HISTONE MOLECULES SCIENCE 190 (4210): 117-128	101	327
247	21	34	4967 1992 MEERSSEMAN G; PENNINGS S; BRADBURY EM MOBILE NUCLEOSOMES - A GENERAL BEHAVIOR EMBO JOURNAL 11 (8): 2951-2959	101	176
248	18	68	6577 1995 VALAY JG; SIMON M; DUBOIS MF; BENSAUDE O; FACCA C; et al. THE KIN28 GENE IS REQUIRED BOTH FOR RNA-POLYMERASE-II MEDIATED TRANSCRIPTION AND PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE RPB1P CTD JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 249 (3): 535-544	101	140
249	26	62	7244 1996 Cairns BR; Henry NL; Kornberg RD TFG3/TAF30/ANC1, a component of the yeast SWI/SNF complex that is similar to the leukemogenic proteins ENL and AF-9 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 16 (7): 3308-3316	101	101
250	16	50	7418 1996 Verrijzer CP; Tjian R TAFs mediate transcriptional activation and promoter selectivity TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 21 (9): 338-342	101	274
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251	8	50	3323 1987 MA J; PTASHNE M THE CARBOXY-TERMINAL 30 AMINO-ACIDS OF GAL4 ARE RECOGNIZED BY GAL80 CELL 50 (1): 137-142	100	209
252	22	52	3886 1989 BANDZIULIS RJ; SWANSON MS; DREYFUSS G RNA-BINDING PROTEINS AS DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATORS GENES & DEVELOPMENT 3 (4): 431-437	100	514
253	16	65	4932 1992 KOLESKE AJ; BURATOWSKI S; NONET M; YOUNG RA A NOVEL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR REVEALS A FUNCTIONAL LINK BETWEEN THE RNA POLYMERASE-II CTD AND TFIID CELL 69 (5): 883-894	100	126
254	9	53	5850 1994 CARLSON M; LAURENT BC THE SNF/SWI FAMILY OF GLOBAL TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATORS CURRENT OPINION IN CELL BIOLOGY 6 (3): 396-402	99	194
255	24	81	5918 1994 AUBLE DT; HANSEN KE; MUELLER CGF; LANE WS; THORNER J; et al. MOT1, A GLOBAL REPRESSOR OF RNA-POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION, INHIBITS TBP BINDING TO DNA BY AN ATP-DEPENDENT MECHANISM GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8 (16): 1920-1934	99	205
256	56	105	7448 1997 Carlson M Genetics of transcriptional regulation in yeast: Connections to the RNA polymerase II CTD ANNUAL REVIEW OF CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 13: 1-23	99	136
257	3	44	3624 1988 CLARKADAMS CD; NORRIS D; OSLEY MA; FASSLER JS; WINSTON F CHANGES IN HISTONE GENE DOSAGE ALTER TRANSCRIPTION IN YEAST GENES & DEVELOPMENT 2 (2): 150-159	97	180
258	32	67	4595 1991 TAYLOR ICA; WORKMAN JL; SCHUETZ TJ; KINGSTON RE FACILITATED BINDING OF GAL4 AND HEAT-SHOCK FACTOR TO NUCLEOSOMAL TEMPLATES - DIFFERENTIAL FUNCTION OF DNA-BINDING DOMAINS GENES & DEVELOPMENT 5 (7): 1285-1298	97	188
259	34	47	9222 2000 Peterson CL; Workman JL Promoter targeting and chromatin remodeling by the SWI/SNF complex CURRENT OPINION IN GENETICS & DEVELOPMENT 10 (2): 187-192	97	211
260	25	48	11124 2003 Boeger H; Griesenbeck J; Strattan JS; Kornberg RD Nucleosomes unfold completely at a transcriptionally active promoter MOLECULAR CELL 11 (6): 1587-1598	97	97
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261	27	109	5150 1992 JIANG YW; STILLMAN DJ INVOLVEMENT OF THE SIN4 GLOBAL TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATOR IN THE CHROMATIN STRUCTURE OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 12 (10): 4503-4514	96	128
262	31	59	8118 1998 Grant PA; Schieltz D; Pray-Grant MG; Steger DJ; Reese JC; et al. A subset of TAF(II)s are integral components of the SAGA complex required for nucleosome acetylation and transcriptional stimulation CELL 94 (1): 45-53	96	257
263	2	21	54 1972 DEVAUX P; MCCONNEL.HM LATERAL DIFFUSION IN SPIN-LABELED PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE MULTILAYERS JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 94 (13): 4475-&	95	354
264	3	32	2983 1985 HUET J; COTTRELLE P; COOL M; VIGNAIS ML; THIELE D; et al. A GENERAL UPSTREAM BINDING-FACTOR FOR GENES OF THE YEAST TRANSLATIONAL APPARATUS EMBO JOURNAL 4 (13A): 3539-3547	95	174
265	6	39	4830 1991 CRESS WD; TRIEZENBERG SJ CRITICAL STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF THE VP16 TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION DOMAIN SCIENCE 251 (4989): 87-90	95	342
266	17	35	4840 1991 DINGWALL C; LASKEY RA NUCLEAR TARGETING SEQUENCES - A CONSENSUS TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 16 (12): 478-481	95	1495
267	15	48	5927 1994 HENRY NL; CAMPBELL AM; FEAVER WJ; POON D; WEIL PA; et al. TFIIF-TAF-RNA POLYMERASE-II CONNECTION GENES & DEVELOPMENT 8 (23): 2868-2878	95	95
268	19	48	6777 1995 POON D; BAI Y; CAMPBELL AM; BJORKLUND S; KIM YJ; et al. IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A TFIID-LIKE MULTIPROTEIN COMPLEX FROM SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 92 (18): 8224-8228	95	95
269	12	35	758 1977 LASKEY RA; MILLS AD; MORRIS NR ASSEMBLY OF SV40 CHROMATIN IN A CELL-FREE SYSTEM FROM XENOPUS EGGS CELL 10 (2): 237-243	94	297
270	8	39	3586 1988 HAN M; KIM UJ; KAYNE P; GRUNSTEIN M DEPLETION OF HISTONE-H4 AND NUCLEOSOMES ACTIVATES THE PHO5 GENE IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE EMBO JOURNAL 7 (7): 2221-2228	94	139
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271	6	26	4052 1989 LUE NF; BUCHMAN AR; KORNBERG RD ACTIVATION OF YEAST RNA POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIPTION BY A THYMIDINE-RICH UPSTREAM ELEMENT INVITRO PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 86 (2): 486-490	94	93
272	13	37	4819 1991 SUSSEL L; SHORE D SEPARATION OF TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION AND SILENCING FUNCTIONS OF THE RAP1-ENCODED REPRESSOR ACTIVATOR PROTEIN-1 - ISOLATION OF VIABLE MUTANTS AFFECTING BOTH SILENCING AND TELOMERE LENGTH PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 88 (17): 7749-7753	94	168
273	52	98	7646 1997 Roberts SM; Winston F Essential functional interactions of SAGA, a Saccharomyces cerevisiae complex of Spt, Ada, and Gcn5 proteins, with the Snf/Swi and Srb/mediator complexes GENETICS 147 (2): 451-465	94	186
274	2	55	3587 1988 KIMMERLY W; BUCHMAN A; KORNBERG R; RINE J ROLES OF 2 DNA-BINDING FACTORS IN REPLICATION, SEGREGATION AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL REPRESSION MEDIATED BY A YEAST SILENCER EMBO JOURNAL 7 (7): 2241-2253	93	128
275	5	31	4361 1990 SCAFE C; CHAO D; LOPES J; HIRSCH JP; HENRY S; et al. RNA POLYMERASE-II C-TERMINAL REPEAT INFLUENCES RESPONSE TO TRANSCRIPTIONAL ENHANCER SIGNALS NATURE 347 (6292): 491-494	93	140
276	21	58	4503 1991 DURRIN LK; MANN RK; KAYNE PS; GRUNSTEIN M YEAST HISTONE H4 N-TERMINAL SEQUENCE IS REQUIRED FOR PROMOTER ACTIVATION INVIVO CELL 65 (6): 1023-1031	93	217
277	13	29	5648 1993 SERIZAWA H; CONAWAY JW; CONAWAY RC PHOSPHORYLATION OF C-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF RNA POLYMERASE-II IS NOT REQUIRED IN BASAL TRANSCRIPTION NATURE 363 (6427): 371-374	93	124
278	18	27	7291 1996 Chao DM; Gadbois EL; Murray PJ; Anderson SF; Sonu MS; et al. A mammalian SRB protein associated with an RNA polymerase II holoenzyme NATURE 380 (6569): 82-85	93	116
279	18	30	9012 1999 Ryu SJ; Zhou S; Ladurner AG; Tjian R The transcriptional cofactor complex CRSP is required for activity of the enhancer-binding protein Sp1 NATURE 397 (6718): 446-450	93	214
280	112	175	10236 2002 Becker PB; Horz W ATP-dependent nucleosomere modeling ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 71: 247-273	93	244
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282	4	36	352 1975 LANGMORE JP; WOOLEY JC CHROMATIN ARCHITECTURE - INVESTIGATION OF A SUBUNIT OF CHROMATIN BY DARK FIELD ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 72 (7): 2691-2695	92	117
283	29	47	8113 1998 Orphanides G; LeRoy G; Chang CH; Luse DS; Reinberg D FACT, a factor that facilitates transcript elongation through nucleosomes CELL 92 (1): 105-116	92	183
284	28	65	8776 1999 Tsukiyama T; Palmer J; Landel CC; Shiloach J; Wu C Characterization of the Imitation Switch subfamily of ATP-dependent chromatin-remodeling factors in Saccharomyces cerevisiae GENES & DEVELOPMENT 13 (6): 686-697	92	146
285	25	61	8988 1999 Otero G; Fellows J; Li Y; de Bizemont T; Dirac AMG; et al. Elongator, a multisubunit component of a novel RNA polymerase II holoenzyme for transcriptional elongation MOLECULAR CELL 3 (1): 109-118	92	159
286	14	28	9016 1999 Boyer TG; Martin MED; Lees E; Ricciardi RP; Berk AJ Mammalian Srb Mediator complex is targeted by adenovirus E1A protein NATURE 399 (6733): 276-279	92	156
287	7	48	369 1975 COHEN LH; NEWROCK KM; ZWEIDLER A STAGE-SPECIFIC SWITCHES IN HISTONE SYNTHESIS DURING EMBRYOGENESIS OF SEA-URCHIN SCIENCE 190 (4218): 994-997	91	234
288	13	33	526 1976 THOMAS JO; FURBER V YEAST CHROMATIN STRUCTURE FEBS LETTERS 66 (2): 274-280	91	136
289	28	60	6989 1996 Holstege FCP; vanderVliet PC; Timmers HTM Opening of an RNA polymerase II promoter occurs in two distinct steps and requires the basal transcription factors IIE and IIH EMBO JOURNAL 15 (7): 1666-1677	91	136
290	5	22	2640 1983 BAER BW; KORNBERG RD THE PROTEIN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REPEATING STRUCTURE OF CYTOPLASMIC POLY(A)-RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 96 (3): 717-721	90	90
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291	9	22	3324 1987 JOHNSTON SA; SALMERON JM; DINCHER SS INTERACTION OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE REGULATORY PROTEINS IN THE GALACTOSE REGULON OF YEAST CELL 50 (1): 143-146	90	160
292	5	28	3462 1987 GINIGER E; PTASHNE M TRANSCRIPTION IN YEAST ACTIVATED BY A PUTATIVE AMPHIPATHIC ALPHA-HELIX LINKED TO A DNA-BINDING UNIT NATURE 330 (6149): 670-672	90	274
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294	14	39	4405 1990 HAYES JJ; TULLIUS TD; WOLFFE AP THE STRUCTURE OF DNA IN A NUCLEOSOME PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 87 (19): 7405-7409	90	224
295	26	42	5815 1994 STUDITSKY VM; CLARK DJ; FELSENFELD G A HISTONE OCTAMER CAN STEP AROUND A TRANSCRIBING POLYMERASE WITHOUT LEAVING THE TEMPLATE CELL 76 (2): 371-382	90	128
296	45	65	8473 1998 Koh SS; Ansari AZ; Ptashne M; Young RA An activator target in the RNA polymerase II holoenzyme MOLECULAR CELL 1 (6): 895-904	90	126
297	24	35	8549 1998 Cote J; Peterson CL; Workman JL Perturbation of nucleosome core structure by the SWI/SNF complex persists after its detachment, enhancing subsequent transcription factor binding PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 95 (9): 4947-4952	90	114
298	15	24	762 1977 BAKAYEV VV; BAKAYEVA TG; VARSHAVSKY AJ NUCLEOSOMES AND SUBNUCLEOSOMES - HETEROGENEITY AND COMPOSITION CELL 11 (3): 619-629	89	115
299	40	111	2447 1982 WEISBROD S ACTIVE CHROMATIN NATURE 297 (5864): 289-295	89	614
300	8	38	3464 1987 GRANGE T; DESA CM; ODDOS J; PICTET R HUMAN MESSENGER-RNA POLYADENYLATE BINDING-PROTEIN - EVOLUTIONARY CONSERVATION OF A NUCLEIC-ACID BINDING MOTIF NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (12): 4771-4787	89	153

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