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ID 16637
Electron micrograph of chromatin (1)
Description:
Electron micrograph of the 30-nm fiber.
Keywords:
electron micrograph, 30-nm fiber
This work by
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License
.
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16540. Video 24: Richard Roberts, clip 4
Describing the set up of the electron micrograph experiments.
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16539. Video 24: Richard Roberts, clip 3
Describing the early experimental evidence for "interrupted" RNA transcripts that went on to suggest the subsequent electron micrograph studies.
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