Euchromatin and hetero chromatin - structure and difference

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Histone octamer + Dna -----> nucleosome. Neclosomes +Linker Dna (H1 histone )'s -----> chromatin . NHC Protein + Chromatin ----> 1 . Euchromatin . 2. Heterochromatin. Nucleosome in chromatin Condenses in Chromatin fiber . Chromatin along with chromatin fiber further Condenses as chromosomes At Metaphase .

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Thank you Dr. Bhattacharjee. This video gives a clear idea of Euchromatin and Hetero chromatin

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Sir pls clear me one thing that how facultative hetero chromatin form Barr body?

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Sir but packing is based on the stage of cell division "heterochromatin" is densely packed at interphase and prophase while euchromatin during metaphase.

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thank you for the video! can you please give me an example of euchromatin and heterochromatin, in skin cells before and after a sun burn

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Is that euchromatin presents in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells while heterochromatin presents in prokaryotic cells only?

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How is heterochromatin present in chromatin , it is more densely packed but what does this mean , more than 200bp in nucleosome.?

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Actually on which terminal modification of histone happens N or C ...some time Sir say it as N and other cases u say it as N

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[@PunjabiJatt08]

You are not correct on your definition of chromatin. Chromatin = DNA+RNA+proteins. DNA+Histones = nucleosomes.

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Vishal Sharma 8 histones = nucleosome.

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He told there is little bit RNA also present. You should have noticed it.

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The dictionary definition says that chromatin is a complex CHIEFLY of DNA and histone, so he was just trying to simplify what chromatin is.

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Significant amount of mRNA is present

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Sir why is Euchromatin transcriptionally active and heterochromatin inactive?

[@anshikapal3957]

Can u share structure of heterochromatic

[@satsanghtravellerinquisiti2839]

DNA + 1histone octamer = nucleosom and DNA + histone = nucleosome forming a thread like structure known as chromatin fibre.

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it goes from (DNA+Histone)Nucleosome--->Chromatin---->Chromatin Fibre---->Chromosomes

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Srry plz 1st clear actetylation occure in n-terminal Or c-terminal region

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Concept of facultative and constitutive chromatin is completely wrong,stop sharing the wrong knowledge buddy

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Yeah the facultative heterochromatin chromatin is initially euchromatin Which was later hetirochromatised .

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what is the right concept then?

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Yeah I think you ryt if you have material of euchromatin and heterochromatin plz share

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sir heterochromatin does not get replication? if get how? please sir this is my confusion

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Does intercary heterochromatin means Euchromatin?

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Nyc interpretation...

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facultative and constitutive chromatin...concept is wrong...pls correct it

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You are giving totally wrong concept abt facultative and constitutive heterochromatin

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shomu plz explain the genetic code?

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Sir give me plz the direct note the difference between constitutive and facultative

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He mixed up the concepts. Constitutive lacks genetic information; it’s not expressed. Facultative contains genetic information that isn’t expressed, but CAN be expressed (in the future)

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heyy does it mean that that 46 chromosomes in our cell= euchromatin and heterochromatin..??

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