Histones prepared from human lung and human lung carcinoma were analyzed by a 2-dimensional elecvtrophoresis method able to separate histone subfractions. The comparative analysis of electrophoretograms showed differences in the relative amounts of H1, H2A, and H3 histone subfractions extracted from human lung and human lung carcinoma chromatin.
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