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02/26/04 - 12:52 PM             #1

If you want to break down the histones of DNA ,what enzymes should you use?

1- Trysin + Chymotrysin
2- Carboxypeptidase A + Carboxypedtidase B
3- Carboxypeptidase B + Trypsin
4- Elastase + chymotrypsin

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02/26/04 - 01:56 PM             #2

1 ??

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02/26/04 - 02:41 PM             #3

No

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02/26/04 - 02:51 PM             #4

3 ?? :cry:

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02/26/04 - 03:41 PM             #5

yes!!!!!!!
because: Histone are compoused of Lysine and Arginenes and
Trypsin= endopeptidase for Arginine and lysine
Carboxopeptidase B(basic)=exopeptidase for these AAs

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03/01/04 - 08:45 AM             #6

thanks good point smiling face







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