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    Replacing a Neutral Amino Acid in a Histone with Arginine
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Replacing a Neutral Amino Acid in a Histone with Arginine

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Replacing a neutral amino acid in a histone with arginine would make the histone more positively charged and _______ (more/less) likely to bind to DNA.

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