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Question 6 5 pts Which statement(s) about chromatin structure is correct? Select all that apply. Hint: • DNA Packaging e vide
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Nucleosomes are composed of proteins called histones DNA is wanned g anmaladies The DNA packaging amount/level/degree is adju

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  • Nucleosomes are composed of proteins called histones
  • The DNA packaging amount/level/degree is adjustable depending on the cell's needs.

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DNA is wrapped around the nucleosome. Nucleosome is formed of a octamer unit, this octamer is formed by histone proteins. Histones are basic protein. Histone and DNA wrapped on it forms a nucleosome.

DNA is not always wrapped tightly on the proteins.DNA, when expressed, is loosely wrapped.

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