Molecular Basis of Inheritance | NEET | Structure of Nucleosome | Neela Bakore Tutorials

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At 1:02.. there should be diploid cell mam.. .. As the length of diploid DNA is 2.2m== (0.34 nm *(6.6*10^9)m

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Ma'am I think 2.2 metre is the length of diploid human dna (2n)

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in some books..linker DNA is said to be of 80 bp..Which is the appropriate one..maam??

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Mam different site shows different number of base pairs in core and linker DNA.. What is the actual no.

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medam NHM(non histone protien) video upload mam plese .thanku

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That's really understanding video of nucleosome... Thank you so much mam for this lecture...

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In NCERT it is mentioned,, H1 protein link linker dna ..Please clarify

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Mam,can u pls explian about folded fibre model given by Dupraw??

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It is the length of diploid DNA

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my notes say nucelosomes are coiled in the form of a solenoid and each turn has got 6 nucleosomes in it. can u pls explain it mam.

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mam in our text the distance between 2 consecutive base pair is 0.34 nm .mam is it true or false

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3.4 angstrom =. 34nm

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Anil Kumar 3.4 angstrom =.34 nm thanku

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Haploid DNA have 3.3*10^9 bp Right?..

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Mam plzz tell what is a satellite DNA

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What will be number of histones molecule in chromatin fibre have 50 nucleosomes

[@hanuch1222]

Mam, core DNA 200bp, linkerdna 54bp

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Yeah

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histones proteins are negatively charge and repulsion exist between them then how they remains together?

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muhammad shakir no.Histone proteins are positively charged

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Medam you told histone proteins are inherited but not H1 remaing proteins are inherited is it possible proteins inheritence

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Actually there are 5 types of histones H1 also presnt but not take part in core formation

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Yes

[@shravani369]

I have a dought I.e core dna having 146 nucleotides.madam it means 1.75 turn of dna equals to 146 ntds is it corect?

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The No. of base pair in a turn would depend on the diameter of the coil or the turn. This No. is only specific to Histone Octomer.

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In ncert it's given that there are 5 histone protein...

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At 1:37 / 11:01, Ma'am, 2.2 meters are for pair of chromosome of Human.

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Mam why h1 is not inherited..?

[@bhavindhanaraj2585]

Histones are just supporting protein for DNA , so it's present in same size and same for all DNAs

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In some books it is given core dna 200bp and linked dna 80bp

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Amazingly explaned

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Does each chromosome in a cell has same or different DNA? I mean I think we have 23 types of chromosome and specific gene present on specific chromosome but gene is part or sequence of dna. So each chromosome has specific dna which is responsible for specific protein. Please clear it properly

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Octomer or octamer?

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octamer

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H1 is termed as linker histone...

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Mam I love your all lectures... There is something wrong in this lecture , mam actually ........BEHIND "H2A , H2B IS PRESENT ......., BEHIND H2B ,H2A IS PRESENT........., I.e TWO H2A and H2B dimer is present ... and similarly TWO H3 And H4 DIMER is present... mam if I am wrong please suggest me mam...thank you mam

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Mam how can we differentiate these DNA , chromosome and genes 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔from each other in nucleus by definition as well as diagrams .

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Chromosome is the condensed form of chromatin .nd Chromatin =DNA +Histone proteins..

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Length of dna in haploid human cell = (3.3×10^9)×3.4angstrom Convert in to meters =1.1meters

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Mam I thnk DNA is covered by histone bt in ur diagram d reverse is found ma'am plz clr me

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digram is not like that , linker DNA has 54 bp

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