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What are the four types of core histone proteins found in a nucleosome?
What are the four types of core histone proteins found in a nucleosome?
- H2A, H2B, H3, H4 (correct)
- H1, H2, H3, H4
- H2C, H2D, H3, H4
- H2A, H3, H4, H5
How many histone proteins make up the core of a nucleosome?
How many histone proteins make up the core of a nucleosome?
- 10
- 6
- 4
- 8 (correct)
Which part of the nucleosome structure consists of DNA wrapped around a core of histone proteins?
Which part of the nucleosome structure consists of DNA wrapped around a core of histone proteins?
- Histone Core (correct)
- Linker DNA
- Nucleosome Unit
- Chromatin
Where are nucleosomes particularly abundant in the eukaryotic genome?
Where are nucleosomes particularly abundant in the eukaryotic genome?
In approximately how many turns is the DNA double helix wound around the histone octamer in a nucleosome?
In approximately how many turns is the DNA double helix wound around the histone octamer in a nucleosome?
What is the term that refers to the entire nucleosome structure including the core histones and the linker DNA segments?
What is the term that refers to the entire nucleosome structure including the core histones and the linker DNA segments?
What is the most common ploidy in eukaryotic species?
What is the most common ploidy in eukaryotic species?
Why is polyploidy rare in animals?
Why is polyploidy rare in animals?
Which organisms are more likely to exhibit polyploidy?
Which organisms are more likely to exhibit polyploidy?
How many chromosomes could be found in an allotriploid with species A having 2n = 20 and species B having 2n = 24?
How many chromosomes could be found in an allotriploid with species A having 2n = 20 and species B having 2n = 24?
Why do some individuals mistakenly assume that a triploid has three times as many chromosomes as a normal individual?
Why do some individuals mistakenly assume that a triploid has three times as many chromosomes as a normal individual?
How is autotriploid chromosome number calculated?
How is autotriploid chromosome number calculated?
What would be the expected pattern of DNA density distribution in the Meselson-Stahl experiment if dispersive replication were correct?
What would be the expected pattern of DNA density distribution in the Meselson-Stahl experiment if dispersive replication were correct?
Why would dispersive replication result in a diffuse band or smear on the density gradient in the Meselson-Stahl experiment?
Why would dispersive replication result in a diffuse band or smear on the density gradient in the Meselson-Stahl experiment?
How does rolling circle replication compare to theta replication in terms of speed?
How does rolling circle replication compare to theta replication in terms of speed?
In dispersive replication, what happens to the proportion of newly synthesized DNA with each round of replication?
In dispersive replication, what happens to the proportion of newly synthesized DNA with each round of replication?
What would the distribution of DNA densities reflect over successive rounds of dispersive replication?
What would the distribution of DNA densities reflect over successive rounds of dispersive replication?
Why would rolling circle replication be faster than theta replication for the same genome size?
Why would rolling circle replication be faster than theta replication for the same genome size?
What is the main difference between theta replication and rolling circle replication?
What is the main difference between theta replication and rolling circle replication?
Which statement best describes the process of theta replication?
Which statement best describes the process of theta replication?
What are the main components of a nucleosome?
What are the main components of a nucleosome?
How does the replication speed of rolling circle replication compare to theta replication?
How does the replication speed of rolling circle replication compare to theta replication?
What role do histone proteins play in a nucleosome?
What role do histone proteins play in a nucleosome?
Why does rolling circle replication tend to proceed more rapidly than theta replication?
Why does rolling circle replication tend to proceed more rapidly than theta replication?
What is the main difference between euchromatin and heterochromatin?
What is the main difference between euchromatin and heterochromatin?
How does nucleosome structure contribute to the packaging of DNA?
How does nucleosome structure contribute to the packaging of DNA?
In which part of the nucleus is heterochromatin typically found?
In which part of the nucleus is heterochromatin typically found?
What contributes to the dynamic change between euchromatin and heterochromatin during the cell cycle?
What contributes to the dynamic change between euchromatin and heterochromatin during the cell cycle?
Why are genes within heterochromatic regions typically silenced or expressed at lower levels?
Why are genes within heterochromatic regions typically silenced or expressed at lower levels?
What role do nucleosomes play in chromosome organization?
What role do nucleosomes play in chromosome organization?
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