Why are topoisomerases important

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Describe how proteins interact with eukaryotic chromatin to determine its structure during different parts of the cell cycle. Why are topoisomerases important?

What experimental evidence confirms how histone proteins interact with eukaryotic chromatin? What is their role in regulating gene expression?

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