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tel-00413908, version 1 - 7 Sep 2009<br />

11 nm<br />

Figure I.5. Structure of the 147 bp nuc<strong>le</strong>osome core <strong>par</strong>tic<strong>le</strong> at 1.9 Å resolution. (a) View down<br />

the axis of 2-fold pseudo-symmetry (dyad axis, black) with the DNA superhelix axis oriented<br />

vertically (broken line). The dyad axis bisects the central base-pair. The 147 bp palindromic DNA<br />

sequence shows nearly perfect 2-fold symmetry relating the two 73 bp halves of the DNA superhelix<br />

extending from the central base-pair. The DNA strands are cyan and brown. The histone-fold domains<br />

of the histone proteins are blue for H3, green for H4, yellow for H2A and red for H2B. The histonefold<br />

extensions and N-terminal tail regions shown are white. (b) View down the DNA superhelix axis<br />

showing one half of the structure to illustrate the organization of histone and DNA. Colors are as for<br />

(a). The superhelix locations are labe<strong>le</strong>d at the DNA-binding sites of the histone-fold pairs and the H3αN<br />

helix (SHL: 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5). The central base-pair is indicated (0). The histone-fold<br />

substructure for histones H3 and H2B are labe<strong>le</strong>d (α1, L1, α2, L2, α3) as are histone-fold extensions<br />

(αN, αC) and segments of the N and C-terminal tails (N, C, N′, C′). Adapted from Davey et al., 2002.<br />

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5.6 nm

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