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    <title>Dr. D. Juan A. Subirana :  Medio siglo investigando : los orígenes</title>
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    <description>Title: Dr. D. Juan A. Subirana :  Medio siglo investigando : los orígenes
Authors: Subirana Torrent, Juan A.
Abstract: Ressenya autobiogràfica</description>
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    <title>Sperm nuclear basic proteins and sperm chromatin organization in fish</title>
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    <description>Title: Sperm nuclear basic proteins and sperm chromatin organization in fish
Authors: Ausió, Juan; Saperas Plana, Núria; Chiva, Manel
Abstract: Sperm nuclear basic proteins (SNBPs) have been shown to consist of three main types:&#xD;
histone (H type), protamine-like (PL type) and protamine (P type). Fishes represent a unique&#xD;
group of vertebrates in that it includes species that contain representative proteins of each type.&#xD;
Phylogenetically, the different SNBP types exhibit a sporadic distribution that is not random and&#xD;
is the result of vertical evolution. Each of the SNBP types bind to DNA in a distinctive way&#xD;
providing the nuclei with a highly compacted chromatin organization that is characteristic of the&#xD;
sperm head. An improved understanding of the packing of chromatin has implications for&#xD;
aquaculture. The diverse nature of the SNBPs involved in fish sperm provides an excellent tool&#xD;
for further understanding chromatin epigenetics.</description>
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