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So this page has a couple of blank filling questions.
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Some of them have answered already, but i'm going to talk about every single one just to make sure.
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The first one is talking about chromatin fiber.
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So what is it made of? chromatin fiber, as you see on the board, this is the yellow part is the chromatin fiber.
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If we take them apart, you can tell that the unit that made up of chromatin fiber is looked like this yellow, yo -yo with the blue thread.
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This is a single unit is called the nucleosum.
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So if we take a look at the detail of this nuclear sun, you can see the yellow core is made up eight different histone proteins.
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We call it octamer.
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And then the blue thread wrap around the histone octamer is dna.
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So if you take a look at this piece, it looks like beads on a string.
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Now, these bees on the string, they actually become condensed and compacted.
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They actually form a chromatin fiber.
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So the answer is the chromatin is made up of dna and histones.
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The second question asked about the sister chromatids.
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So during cell division, obviously the chromosome will have to go through duplication or replication to make its copy.
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So the two copy, there are identical, called sister chromatids.
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In the first couple of stage of cell division, the sister chromatids are attached together by this structure called centromere.
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So they actually are attached to each other until anapace.
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Anapace of the cell division or mitosis, central muscle breakdown.
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The sister cromit separate and they move towards the opposite of the pole and become two -daughter cell.
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So before anapace of mitosis, centromere is the structure that puts, the two sister chromatids together.
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The next part, question three, talk about dna double helix structure.
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So double helic structure is first discovered by scientists rosalind franklin...