Roger Kornberg, 1974
A chromosome is a package for DNA.
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16628. Gallery 29: The Kornberg family, 1959
The Kornberg family, Stockholm, 1959. (L-R) Roger, Kenneth, Sylvy, Arthur, Thomas.
16639. Video 29: Roger Kornberg, clip 1
Early experiences with science.
16641. Video 29: Roger Kornberg, clip 3
Packing ratio of DNA.
15887. DNA packaging
DNA is coiled around proteins and packaged as chromatin within the nucleus of cells. Aaron Klug and Roger Kornberg figured out the structure of chromatin. It has been proposed that the coiling (or rather uncoiling) of DNA is a way of controlling the pro
16640. Video 29: Roger Kornberg, clip 2
Hierarchy of levels of chromatin condensation.
16642. Video 29: Roger Kornberg, clip 4
Mechanism of condensation -- accordion vs. ball of yarn.
16643. Video 29: Roger Kornberg, clip 5
Mechanism of regulation for prokaryotes vs. eukaryotes.
16644. Biography 29: Roger Kornberg (1947 - )
In 1974, Roger Kornberg worked out the importance of histones to chromatin structure.