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After treatment of nuclear DNA with micrococcal nuclease,teh majority of DNA is protected from digestion
it remains as double straded DNA fragments bound to which of the following ?
a.-histone 1
b.-nuclear membrane
c.-nucleolus
d.-An octamer of basic histones
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| raves
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d??
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| Cedrick
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Yes
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| study_ing
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D for sure. 
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| pallav
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d i agree
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| Slacker
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why can't it be A. Histone 1 protects the dna from breakdown by nuclease
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| study_ing
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the area bound in the nucleosomes is MOST protected, the linker comparitively less
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| docswapna
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YES d
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| Ig F
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d histone octamere provides the max protection by nucleases but H 1 also do tht but to a lesser degree....
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| cirus
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according to kaplan lectures, an octamer (2 times H2a,H2b, H3 & H4) if alone without H1, will not protect the DNA from degradation, while H1 does as the chromatin is more tight.can someone explain????
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anyone ??
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