Abstract
Nuclei have been prepared from HeLa cells grown in the presence and absence of sodium n-butyrate, which represses histone deacetylase resulting in hyperacetylated chromatin. In vitro transcription using endogenous RNA polymerase activity and also exogenous RNA polymerase II results in no difference in transcriptional activity between the normal and modified species.
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