Which does not describe eukaryotic histones in a nucleosome structure? A. A core histone plus a...
Which does not describe eukaryotic histones in a nucleosome structure?
A. A core histone plus a linker histone octamer
B. A core histone octamer plus a linker histone
C. A core histone octamer plus 2 linker histones
D. A core histone nonamer
E. A core histone heptamer plus a linker histone
Homework Answers
Answer, :option B-a core histone octamer plus a linker histone.
In nucleosome structure of DNA, double stranded DNA wraps twice around histone octamer formed by H2A,H2B,H3 and H4.and H1 histone is loosely attached to the DNA forming linker histone.
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