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Single-Nucleosome Mapping of Histone Modifications in S. cerevisiae

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It is found that histone modifications do not occur independently; there are roughly two groups of co-occurring modifications that are consistent with the idea of a simple, redundant histone code, in which multiple modifications share the same role.

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