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heterochromatin A chromatin structure consisting of nucleosomes tightly wound in a solenoid fashion along with accessory proteins. In this configuration, the DNA in nucleosomes is inaccessible to the transcription machinery.
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heterochromatin Regions of chromosomes that stain darkly under analysis and are thought to contain repetitive and inactive DNA.
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heterochromatin Chromosomal material which is condensed and genetically inactive during interphase. It consists of repetitive DNA sequences which are relatively rich in AT base pairs and is late replicating in the cell cycle. In metaphase chromosomes it is dark staining with G- and C- banding. ( see euchromatin)
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heterochromatinization 1. the condensation of euchromatin into heterochromatin. Called also heterochromatization.  2. lyonization.
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heterochromatin chromatin that remains highly condensed during interphase and that is not actively transcribed
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