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602	21	32	2121 1981 CARON F; THOMAS JO EXCHANGE OF HISTONE-H1 BETWEEN SEGMENTS OF CHROMATIN JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 146 (4): 513-537	57	137
603	4	34	2892 1984 SEIGNEURET M; DEVAUX PF ATP-DEPENDENT ASYMMETRIC DISTRIBUTION OF SPIN-LABELED PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THE ERYTHROCYTE-MEMBRANE - RELATION TO SHAPE CHANGES PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 81 (12): 3751-3755	57	490
604	1	64	3351 1987 PICARD D; YAMAMOTO KR 2 SIGNALS MEDIATE HORMONE-DEPENDENT NUCLEAR-LOCALIZATION OF THE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR EMBO JOURNAL 6 (11): 3333-3340	57	698
605	1	47	3395 1987 SNOW CM; SENIOR A; GERACE L MONOCLONAL-ANTIBODIES IDENTIFY A GROUP OF NUCLEAR-PORE COMPLEX GLYCOPROTEINS JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 104 (5): 1143-1156	57	363
606	9	34	4000 1989 ZELUS BD; GIEBELHAUS DH; EIB DW; KENNER KA; MOON RT EXPRESSION OF THE POLY(A)-BINDING PROTEIN DURING DEVELOPMENT OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 9 (6): 2756-2760	57	87
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611	43	95	6641 1995 MELCHER K; JOHNSTON SA GAL4 INTERACTS WITH TATA-BINDING PROTEIN AND COACTIVATORS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 15 (5): 2839-2848	57	125
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618	57	80	9673 2000 Sudarsanam P; Winston F The Swi/Snf family - nucleosome-remodeling complexes and transcriptional control TRENDS IN GENETICS 16 (8): 345-351	57	137
619	41	76	9872 2001 Larschan E; Winston F The S-cerevisiae SAGA complex functions in vivo as a coactivator for transcriptional activation by Gal4 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 15 (15): 1946-1956	57	131
620	7	38	956 1977 GOLDKNOPF IL; BUSCH H ISOPEPTIDE LINKAGE BETWEEN NONHISTONE AND HISTONE-2A POLYPEPTIDES OF CHROMOSOMAL CONJUGATE-PROTEIN-A24 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 74 (3): 864-868	56	272
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621	6	52	3448 1987 MORELAND RB; LANGEVIN GL; SINGER RH; GARCEA RL; HEREFORD LM AMINO-ACID-SEQUENCES THAT DETERMINE THE NUCLEAR-LOCALIZATION OF YEAST HISTONE-2B MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (11): 4048-4057	56	170
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623	20	65	4997 1992 WRIGHT JH; GOTTSCHLING DE; ZAKIAN VA SACCHAROMYCES TELOMERES ASSUME A NON-NUCLEOSOMAL CHROMATIN STRUCTURE GENES & DEVELOPMENT 6 (2): 197-210	56	179
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626	34	44	6273 1994 SHORE D RAP1 - A PROTEAN REGULATOR IN YEAST TRENDS IN GENETICS 10 (11): 408-412	56	194
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634	9	93	118 1973 BRETSCHE.MS MEMBRANE STRUCTURE - SOME GENERAL PRINCIPLES SCIENCE 181 (4100): 622-629	55	626
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636	7	19	848 1977 GOODWIN GH; WOODHEAD L; JOHNS EW PRESENCE OF HIGH MOBILITY GROUP NON-HISTONE CHROMATIN PROTEINS IN ISOLATED NUCLEOSOMES FEBS LETTERS 73 (1): 85-88	55	122
637	27	59	1103 1978 BEARD P MOBILITY OF HISTONES ON CHROMOSOME OF SIMIAN VIRUS-40 CELL 15 (3): 955-967	55	92
638	13	33	1408 1979 MARSDEN MPF; LAEMMLI UK METAPHASE CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE - EVIDENCE FOR A RADIAL LOOP MODEL CELL 17 (4): 849-858	55	312
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641	7	44	3222 1986 STRUHL K CONSTITUTIVE AND INDUCIBLE SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE PROMOTERS - EVIDENCE FOR 2 DISTINCT MOLECULAR MECHANISMS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 6 (11): 3847-3853	55	147
642	14	44	3865 1989 MORSE RH NUCLEOSOMES INHIBIT BOTH TRANSCRIPTIONAL INITIATION AND ELONGATION BY RNA POLYMERASE-III INVITRO EMBO JOURNAL 8 (8): 2343-2351	55	84
643	5	27	3916 1989 BAKER RE; FITZGERALDHAYES M; OBRIEN TC PURIFICATION OF THE YEAST CENTROMERE BINDING-PROTEIN CP1 AND A MUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF ITS BINDING-SITE JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 264 (18): 10843-10850	55	80
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645	14	41	4005 1989 YAMASAKI L; KANDA P; LANFORD RE IDENTIFICATION OF 4 NUCLEAR TRANSPORT SIGNAL-BINDING PROTEINS THAT INTERACT WITH DIVERSE TRANSPORT SIGNALS MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 9 (7): 3028-3036	55	98
646	15	68	4140 1990 JACKSON RJ; STANDART N DO THE POLY(A) TAIL AND 3' UNTRANSLATED REGION CONTROL MESSENGER-RNA TRANSLATION CELL 62 (1): 15-24	55	545
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648	14	42	4742 1991 WOONTNER M; WADE PA; BONNER J; JAEHNING JA TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION IN AN IMPROVED WHOLE-CELL EXTRACT FROM SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 11 (9): 4555-4560	55	69
649	30	48	4939 1992 CLARK DJ; FELSENFELD G A NUCLEOSOME CORE IS TRANSFERRED OUT OF THE PATH OF A TRANSCRIBING POLYMERASE CELL 71 (1): 11-22	55	88
650	7	14	5243 1992 LEUTHER KK; JOHNSTON SA NONDISSOCIATION OF GAL4 AND GAL80 INVIVO AFTER GALACTOSE INDUCTION SCIENCE 256 (5061): 1333-1335	55	93
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652	17	55	5447 1993 AUBLE DT; HAHN S AN ATP-DEPENDENT INHIBITOR OF TBP BINDING TO DNA GENES & DEVELOPMENT 7 (5): 844-856	55	114
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656	16	34	6229 1994 SILVERMAN N; AGAPITE J; GUARENTE L YEAST ADA2 PROTEIN BINDS TO THE VP16 PROTEIN-ACTIVATION DOMAIN AND ACTIVATES TRANSCRIPTION PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 91 (24): 11665-11668	55	96
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665	2	27	363 1975 SENIOR MB; OLINS AL; OLINS DE CHROMATIN FRAGMENTS RESEMBLING NU BODIES SCIENCE 187 (4172): 173-175	54	66
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