Structural insights into histone binding and nucleosome assembly by chromatin assembly factor-1
Chao-Pei Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Rui-Ming Xu(Qinghai University), Bing Zhu(Institute of Biophysics), Peini Hou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jun Xiong(Nanchang University), Cong Yu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Dongbo Ding(Institute of Biophysics), Wei Li(Peking University), Zhenyu Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhiguo Zhang(Cancer Research Center), Zhenyu Yu(Anhui Agricultural University), Mingzhu Wang(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Na Yang(University of Electronic Science and Technology of China), Guohong Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jie Hu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xinzheng Zhang(Institute of Biophysics), Juan Yu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Aoqun Song(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Kangning Zeng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhuqiang Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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