Packaging of DNA Helix

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Packaging of DNA Helix: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Solenoid, Nucleosome, Packaging of DNA Helix, Genophore, Non-Histone Chromosomal Proteins and, DuPraw Model of DNA

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What is solenoid model of DNA?

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Who proposed solenoid model?

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Genophore comprises

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Genophore refers to the corresponding chromosome in Eukaryotes.

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Draw the structure of genophore.

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What is genophore?

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NHP are associated with DNA replication.

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Explain the functions of non-histone proteins.

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Define Non-histone chromosomal proteins.

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Linker-DNA is attached to

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In one nucleosome, which one of the following histone molecule is NOT double?

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The packaging of chromatin at a higher level requires an additional set of proteins that collectively are referred to as

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Which amino acids are present in histones?

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The bacterial genome contains

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Chromatin contains

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Kappa particles are

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Nucleosome core is made up of

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The length of DNA molecule greatly exceeds the dimensions of the nucleus in eukaryotic cells. How is this DNA accommodated?

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In prokaryotes, the genetic material is

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An octamer of 8 histones complexed with DNA forms