A chromosome is very tightly packed DNA. DNA stores the information that is used to synthesize proteins. Thus the entire makeup and organization of an organism relies on the information stored in the chromosomes.
DNA becomes wrapped around proteins known as histones. 8 histones form a structure known as a nucleosome. Multiple nucleosomes condense together with the addition of another histone, H1 to form a 30 nanometer fiber. Scaffolding proteins further pack the 30 nanometer fiber into a chromosome.
To store and pass on the DNA of the host
The function of chromosomes is to house the genetic information of a cell. The chromosome will uncoil to allow transcription of genes in order for the cell to produce proteins.
Chromosomes of the same size and functions and with the centromere located at the same location are called homologous chromosomes. What if they are not homologous?
INTERPHASE
pairs of chromosomes
Interphase. Cells spend the majority of the time in interphase, where they grow and perform their life functions.
information to make an unique human
it carries information across the cell
To carry hereditary information.
To wave at chromosomes far away
Reproduction and protein production.
Chromosomes of the same size and functions and with the centromere located at the same location are called homologous chromosomes. What if they are not homologous?
They Carry Genes That Determine Whether Make Or Female
INTERPHASE
DNA - chromosomes
The name given to the type of information contained in chromosomes is called DNA. DNA controls everything about the cell and its functions.
help determine the cell shape, move chromosomes during cell division
The Nucleus controls the cell's functions. It also houses the chromosomes.
DNA - chromosomes