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nucleosome A chromosomal packing unit composed of a length of DNA wrapped around a histone core.
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nucleotide A DNA building block which contains a base, or half of a "staircase step," and sugars and phosphates which form the "railing." Nucleotides join together to form DNA's distinctive double helix shape.
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nucleotide Nucleic acid chains are composed of subunits called nucleotides. Nucleosides are related to nucleotides, the subunits of nucleic acids; however, nucleosides do not carry the phosphate groups of the nucleotides.
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nucleoli Bodies in the nucleus that become enlarged during protein synthesis and contain the DNA template for ribosomal RNA. See Ribonucleic Acid; Ribosome.
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nucleic acid Organic substance, found in all living cells, in which the hereditary information is stored and from which it can be transferred. Nucleic acid molecules are long chains that generally occur in combination with proteins. The two chief types are DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), found mainly in cell nuclei, and RNA (ribonucleic acid), found mostly in cytoplasm.
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