- A
chromomere, also
known as an idiomere, is one of the
serially aligned beads or
granules of a
eukaryotic chromosome,
resulting from
local coiling of a...
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series of
chromomeres with
large chromatin loops extended laterally.
Continuous RNA
transcription is
required to
maintain typical chromomere-loop structure...
- rate of
division of the plasmid – fast
division causes high copy number.
Chromomere Cohesin Epigenetics Genetic genealogy Lampbrush chromosome Locus (genetics)...
- form many loops. The
puffing is
caused by the
uncoiling of
individual chromomeres in a band. The
puffs indicate the site of
active genes where mRNA synthesis...
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folding and organization.
Histones H2A, H2B, H3, H4 and DNA are coloured.
Chromomere Reece J,
Campbell N (2006). Biology. San Francisco:
Benjamin ****mings...
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paired chromosomes, with the
distal euchromatic arms
radiating outward.
chromomere A
region of a
chromosome that has been
locally compacted or
coiled into...
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Central dogma of
molecular biology Centromere Chemical base
Chimeraplasty Chromomere Chromosomal crossover Chromosomal deletion Chromosome Chromosome aglet...
- able to make
accurate estimates of
chromosome numbers and
proposed that
chromomeres, the
small condensations along the chromosome, were
individual genes...
- S2CID 43485905. Udvardy, A; Maine, E; Schedl, P (20
September 1985). "The 87A7
chromomere.
Identification of
novel chromatin structures flanking the heat shock...
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April 1865 – 26
January 1944) was a
British botanist. He
believed that
chromomeres not
chromosomes were the unit of heredity.
Farmer and J. E. S. Moore...
