Since the first high-resolution structure of the nucleosome was reported in 1997, the
available information on chromatin structure has increased very rapidly. Here, we review …

The broad range of applications of synchrotron and neutron scattering in the investigation of
soft condensed matter is reviewed. Appropriate combinations of these techniques allow …

RNAs exhibit a plethora of functions far beyond transmitting genetic information. Often, RNA
functions are entailed in their structure, be it as a regulatory switch, protein binding site, or …

Remarkable new insight has emerged into the biological role of RNA in cells. RNA folding
and dynamics enable many of these newly discovered functions, calling for an …

Single-stranded nucleic acids (ssNAs) are ubiquitous in many key cellular functions. Their
flexibility limits both the number of high-resolution structures available, leaving only a small …

DNA is tightly wrapped around histone proteins in nucleosome core particles (NCPs) yet
must become accessible for processing in the cell. This accessibility, a key component of …

In the process of developing carbon-supported metal catalysts, determining the catalyst
particle-size distribution is an essential step, because this parameter is directly related to the …

In nature, the structure of atomic crystalline solids is dictated b building y the inher block ent,
electronic properties of the constituent to understand these pr s. Consequentl operties y …

The study of complex and dynamic biomolecular assemblies is a key challenge in structural
biology and requires the use of multiple methodologies providing complementary spatial …

Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) is increasingly used to extract structural information
from a multitude of soft-matter and biological systems in aqueous solution, including …