Modulation of higher order chromatin conformation in mammalian cell nuclei can be mediated by polyamines and divalent cations

Keyphrases

• Mammalian Cells 100%
• Polyamines 100%
• Chromatin 100%
• Cell nucleus 100%
• ATP Depletion 100%
• Divalent Cations 100%
• Chromatin Compaction 100%
• Higher-order Chromatin Structure 100%
• Chromatin Conformation 100%
• HeLa Cells 66%
• HyPer 66%
• Condensation 33%
• Mitosis 33%
• Small Changes 33%
• Large Volume 33%
• 2-Deoxy-d-glucose (2-DG) 33%
• Spermidine 33%
• Interphase nucleus 33%
• Mitotic Cells 33%
• Genomic DNA (gDNA) 33%
• Chromatin Condensation 33%
• Rapid Change 33%
• Magnesium 33%
• Compaction 33%
• ATP Level 33%
• Spermine 33%
• Sodium Azide 33%
• Calcium Chelator 33%
• Repletion 33%
• Electron Spectroscopic Imaging 33%
• Super-resolution Fluorescence Microscopy 33%
• FLIM-FRET 33%
• Imaging Microscopy 33%
• Neutralization Mechanism 33%
• Transcription Activity 33%
• Charge Neutralization 33%
• Higher-order Structure 33%
• Reversible Change 33%
• Compaction State 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Adenosine Triphosphate 100%
• Conformation 100%
• Interphase 40%
• Transcription 20%
• Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer 20%
• Fluorescence Microscopy 20%
• Chromatin Condensation 20%
• Genomics 20%
• 2-Deoxy-D-Glucose 20%
• Fluorescence-Lifetime Imaging Microscopy 20%