Bacterial Chromatin

What is the Logic of DNA Packing in Bacteria?.- Considerations on the Condensation and the Degree of Compactness in Non-Eukaryotic DNA-Containing Plasmas.- DNA-Binding Proteins and Their Interactions with Structure-Building Ions.- The Packaging of DNA in Bacteriophage Lambda.- The Association of the Escherichia coli Chromosome with the Cell Membrane.- DNA Topoisomerase Mutations in Bacteria.- New Electron Microscopic Data on the Structure of the Nucleoid and Their Functional Consequences.- Detection and Identification of Proteins Cross-Linked in Vivo to Nucleic Acids.- Proteins Associated with Chromatin from Escherichia coli.- Proteins from the Prokaryotic Nucleoid. Structural and Functional Characterization of the Escherichia coli DNA-Binding Proteins NS (HU) and H-NS.- Proteins from the Prokaryotic Nucleoid. [1H]-NMR Studies on Escherichia coli Histone-like Proteins NS and H-NS and Their Interaction with DNA.- Characterization of Bacillus subtilis Nucleoid DNA-Binding Proteins.- Escherichia coli Protein H1a Strongly Compacts DNA in Vitro.- The Archaebacterial Histone "HTa".- The Structure of DNA-Binding Proteins from Eu- and Archaebacteria.- Nachwort: Converging Parallels.