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The amino acid sequence and interaction with the nucleosome core DNA of transition protein 4 from boar late spermatid nuclei

Akama et al., 1995

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2929273659831603795
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Akama K
Ichimura H
Sato H
Kojima S
Miura K
Hayashi H
Komatsu Y
Nakano M
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European journal of biochemistry

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The primary structure of transition protein 4 (TP4) from boar late spermatid nuclei was determined by automated Edman degradation of S‐pyridylethylated protein and of peptides generated by cleavage with Staphylococcus aureus V8 protease, lysyl endopeptidase and …
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