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Histone Dimer 3, 7XD0

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lwatson
Created:
4/2/23
Submitted:
4/2/23
Published:
4/2/23
This histone dimer uses chains E and F from the PDB 7XD0 file: cryo-EM structure of H2BK34ub nucleosome. The model was modified in UCFS Chimera to optimize ribbons for 3D printing
7xd0_dimer3_NIH3DThis histone dimer uses chains E and F from the PDB 7XD0 file: cryo-EM structure of H2BK34ub nucleosome. The model was modified in UCFS Chimera to optimize ribbons for 3D printing

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This histone dimer uses chains E and F from the PDB 7XD0 file: cryo-EM structure of H2BK34ub nucleosome. The model was modified in UCFS Chimera to optimize ribbons for 3D printing
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This histone dimer uses chains E and F from the PDB 7XD0 file: cryo-EM structure of H2BK34ub nucleosome. The model was modified in UCFS Chimera to optimize ribbons for 3D printing.
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