3D Genome Organization Flashcards
DNA or RNA, (could be single stranded or double stranded)
Viral Genomes
ds DNA genome; ONE circular chromosome per cell. Large blue circle folds inward to create loops, attached to the central core. Each loop is a functional domain
Bacterial Genomes
DNA double helix coils itself around a spherical ___ protein cluster
Histone
DNA wrapped around a Histone Octamer
Nucleosome
___ is not compacted/condensed. Contained within the confines of nuclear membrane
Chromatin
Fully compacted chromatin. Greatest level of compaction is at Metaphase
Chromosome
Absorbs less stain during interphase, more during mitosis. Genes are fully decondensed, because they are being transcribed (coding for a necessary molecule)
Euchromatin
Absorbs more stain than euchromatin, never fully fades or stops absorbing. Genes are being transcribed les, so the DNA does not need to be fully decondensed
Heterchromatin
Chromosome banding sketch
Ideogram
Segments of chromosomes that are present once (or a very small number of times within a genome). Closely correlates euchromatin
Unique sequences
Segments of chromosomes that are found several times within an individual genome (50 copies, 100 copies)
Moderately repeated sequences
Segments of chromosome that are repeated several hundred times (up to million times). Telomeres and Centromeres
Highly Repetitive Sequences
Most chromatin fibers are ___
2nm to 30nm
Chromosomes are fully compacted chromatin, approx ____ per chromatid
700mn
What are the stages of the cell cycle when very de-condensed chromatin fibers are present?
G1, S, G2