DNA Packaging Animation | chromatin, histone and nucleosome modifications

Animations were extremely helpful. Greatly appreciated!

Really understandable and fascinating

Thank you

This was a really nice video It covered all the topics for my colloqium. But can someone explain to me the difference between euchromatin and heterochromatin (as this video didnt really specify what type of chromatin)?

Chromatin is probably the most important component

Hi! I think I want to clarify something here: it is NOT the opposite charges that associate the DNA and the histone: the backbone structure of the histone protein contains a "helix loop helix loop helix' domain (aka a 'histone fold') which hydrogen bonds with the sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA. Remember: DNA is usually not negatively charged in vivo; it always has various proteins associated with it that stabilize its charge! Hope this helps anyone!

AWESOME

Thank you

Wonderfully excellent! Please do more.

Please describe in Hindi