… Eukaryotic genomes are orders of magnitude larger and … sacrificing histone-histone or
histone-DNA interactions. Simulations … Arc207 particle shape in comparison to compact Nuc147. …

… utilized by various archaea to organize their genomes: histones… histone-histone and
histone-DNA interactions. In contrast, … Because histone chaperones, assembly factors, and ATP-…

… encoded in the same archaeal genome do different things. We … haphazardly, be incorporated
into and shape the properties of a … The dynamic size of histone-DNA complexes and the …

… octamer (nucleosome core) and for histone-DNA binding(30). Eukaryotic nucleosomes …
We focused on peak shape and genome-wide binding frequency: it has been observed that …

… in eukaryotes and most archaea, while bacteria generally rely … In all other known histone-DNA
complexes, DNA is wrapped … represents the subset of genome assemblies that were used …

… and organize the genomes of eukaryotes and most archaea, … weight and shape of a
macromolecular assembly. A 147 bp … in nearly all other histone–DNA complexes is missing (Fig. 1c…

… compaction of the genome is a feature found in species across the tree of life. In Archaea,
the … The MNase fragments obtained in-vitro with a recombinant histone-DNA complex were …

… histone-DNA interactions (4). A hallmark of histone-based compaction in eukaryotes is their
ubiquitous binding throughout the genome, … shape of binding peaks; percentage of genome …

… Our results support the notion that archaea and eukaryotes have convergently evolved
histone … Histone-DNA assemblies in archaea: shaping the genome on the edge of life. Leiden, …

… In bacteria and archaea, DNA modifications are first and foremost … over annotated genomic
features in bona fide eukaryotic contigs. … Components involved in other types of histone/DNA …