BIOL 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Threonine, Heterochromatin, Genetic Code

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Test will be about 30 35 multiple choice questions. Look at whole question, try and answer the question without reading the answers, look for correct answers. Nucleus is a double membrane (both phospholipid bilayers and are very similar: has large nuclear pores called gates . Chromatin: dna + all the proteins that are attached to it, heterochromatin is very tightly wound. This is because of the proteins that bind to hchromatin allow no space for certain proteins like rna polymerase: euchromatin. Nb: genes only make up < 10% of your dna: a chromosome will be partly euchromatin and some will be heterochromatin. Some heterochromatin stays that way (is known as constitutive hchromatin) At certain times, some heterochromatin can change to euchormatin and vice- versa. This is because sometimes we want genes to be turned on or off, thus they must be turned on or off for when they are specifically needed.

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