A synthetic biology approach to probing nucleosome symmetry

  1. Yuichi Ichikawa
  2. Caitlin F Connelly
  3. Alon Appleboim
  4. Thomas C Miller
  5. Hadas Jacobi
  6. Nebiyu A Abshiru
  7. Hsin-Jung Chou
  8. Yuanyuan Chen
  9. Upasna Sharma
  10. Yupeng Zheng
  11. Paul M Thomas
  12. Hsuiyi V Chen
  13. Vineeta Bajaj
  14. Christoph W Müeller
  15. Neil L Kelleher
  16. Nir Friedman
  17. Daniel NA Bolon
  18. Oliver J Rando  Is a corresponding author
  19. Paul D Kaufman  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of Massachusetts Medical School, United States
  2. The Hebrew University, Israel
  3. European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Germany
  4. Northwestern University, United States
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  1. Yuichi Ichikawa
  2. Caitlin F Connelly
  3. Alon Appleboim
  4. Thomas C Miller
  5. Hadas Jacobi
  6. Nebiyu A Abshiru
  7. Hsin-Jung Chou
  8. Yuanyuan Chen
  9. Upasna Sharma
  10. Yupeng Zheng
  11. Paul M Thomas
  12. Hsuiyi V Chen
  13. Vineeta Bajaj
  14. Christoph W Müeller
  15. Neil L Kelleher
  16. Nir Friedman
  17. Daniel NA Bolon
  18. Oliver J Rando
  19. Paul D Kaufman
(2017)
A synthetic biology approach to probing nucleosome symmetry
eLife 6:e28836.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.28836