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In eukaryotic cells, is DNA permanently bound to proteins?

zicocc

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In eukaryotic cells, is DNA permanently bound to proteins?

I know that whilst DNA is condensed into chromosomes, it is associated to proteins, but how about when it is not condensed?

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bio_man

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7 years ago

Still associated with histone proteins when it's simply chromatin too, so yes it is permanently bound

zicocc Author

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7 years ago

Thank you! Got it!

bio_man

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My pleasure

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