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The observation that in any DNA sample, A T and G C A. DNase sequencing An analytical method that determines which segments of DNA are bound by a particular B. Chargaff's rule protein factor, such as a transcription factor C. ChIP sequencing D. Euchromatin E. Histone acetylation F. major groove - # Areas associated with a eukaryotic gene that are where most DNA methylation occurs. # An analytical technique that involves a small slide or chip with many segments of DNA - attached to it; these are meant to capture complementary segments of DNA from the sample to indicate the presence of the particular sequences in a sample . # An analytical technique that involves cutting the DNA with an enzyme and then sequencing the DNA segments immediately adjacent to the cut site. It helps determine G. peptidyl transferase where on the chromosome the DNA was histones exposed or "open" and not bound to H. CpG islands # A general term for studying the impacts of changes to DNA that do not involve changes l. Facultative heterochromatin J. Heterochromatin K. DNA methylation L. DNA microarray M. Nucleosome free regions · to the DNA nucleotide sequence, but instead affect how the DNA is expressed. Involves methylation and histone modifications. - 쉬 In eukaryotes, DNA that is in a state of being less compacted and available for gene expression. # In eukartoes, DNA that is more compacted, but may become more open or expressed - in other cell types. *The general term for eukarytoic DNA that is compacted and there is little or no Epigenetics exp ression from genes therein. O. Illumina *A type of change to eukaryotic chromatin that involves modifying proteins that hold the DNA in nucleosomes. The impact of this change is to loosen the DNA from the proteins and enable greater levels of gene expression. | - 쉬 The main method of high volum e or high-throughput DNA sequencing for genomic sequencing or sequencing large amounts of DNA at once Areas of chromatin that are available for proteins such as transcription factors to bind because they are not occupied by histones. For a gene to be expressed, the promoter must be set up in such an area. - # | Enzymatic portion of the large ribosome subunit, actually attributed to the 23S rRNA, which catalyzes the joining of the new amino acid to the existing chain of amino acids during translation/protein synthesis . # The general area of a DNA double strand that DNA binding proteins which recognize a specific nucleotide sequence will use to bind to the DNA . # A type of chromatin modification which involves adding a-CH3 functional group to cytosine bases, and typically has the effect of reducing or silencing expression of related genes.

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