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This blog is set up as an additional resource for the AP Biology class (09-10) at AQSA School. Here, you will find different postings, and you will have a chance to share information with each other, ask questions to each other, and have meaningful discussions.
the visual is nice, but i have a question on how where the DNA coils and what happens if the coiling is disturbed?
ReplyDeleteOverall, it helps visualize the chromosome.
Thanx!!!!
The DNA is coiled around proteins called histones. DNA is a very long molecules, and this is how it all fits into the tiny nucleus. The picture shows that the DNA is first coiled around the histones, and then those histones are twisted around. The twisted histones are then folded, and then they are folded some more in the chromosome. If the packaging was interrupted, the chromosomes would not be nicely condensed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments, and I hope this helps.
hello, I really like the diagram, but do the measurements on the side mean anything or are they just there?
ReplyDeleteThe measurements just show you how the thickness increases. Btw, don't forget to look at the operon animations posted below.
ReplyDeleteAndd, check out the very bottom of the blog!
cool visual, although its very general. i think i'm going to have to get the specifics of what's going on. ;)
ReplyDeleteHey Miss Azzam! I looked over the diagram and the trp/lac operon animations. They where really helpful, especially because they are simplifed, thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteMISS AZZAAAAM!!! The pictures are really funny. I showed my sister and she was...really amused. Thanks again :)
Oh my god the pix are so cool!!!!!!
ReplyDelete-Thanx ms. azam for clearing that up.
Hello Ms.A....pretty colors lol
ReplyDeletegreat diagram, it helped me visualze everything better. Thanks so much I really appreciate it.