In the formation of nucleosomes, one histone class, H1, is not directly involved

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In the formation of nucleosomes, one histone class, H1, is not directly involved

In the formation of nucleosomes, one histone class, H1, is not directly involved, yet it does associate with DNA to form higher-level chromosomal structures. Where does this histone (H1) associate?

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