Chemical carcinogenesis is obviously a very important subject in this modem age when,
apart from existing chemical pollutants, thousands of new chemicals are being introduced …

Four of the six chromatin preparation methods examined here are shown to produce
chromatins whose template properties differ radically from one another. Comparing the …

The chromosomal histone and non-histone proteins from embryo induced carrot cell cultures
were analyzed by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and compared with those from non …

This is an account of the author's research investigations on the identification of the low
molecular weight thiols (LMWT) present in a variety of eukaryote cells, particularly cancer …

The thiol components of the nonhistone proteins prepared from isolated nuclei from rat liver,
regenerating liver and hepatoma 223 cells have been investigated after reaction with radio …

The protein thiol contents of two human prostate cell lines, LNCaP (malignant) and PNT2 (a
virally transformed prostate cell line) were quantified and analysed. The former was found to …

This chapter considers the involvement of nonhistone proteins in the regulation of gene
expression with emphasis on a possible role for a subset of these complex and …

Up to 88% of the total thiol present in isolated rat liver nuclei can be extracted with 8 M urea
50 mM phosphate pH 7.6. There is approx. 5–10% disulphide material present in this …

Considerable progress has been made during the past several years toward elucidating the
role of chromosomal proteins in determining structural and functional properties of the …

Chromatin, the interphase chromosomal material of eukaryotic cells is a complex of
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) with a fixed level of histone proteins, variable amounts of …