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chromatin [Greek, chroma = color] A diffuse material within the nucleus of a nondividing eukaryotic cell; consists of DNA and proteins.
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chromatin DNA and associated protein of a cell which is (typically) not in a chromosomal state, ie in an interphase nucleus. May be euchromatin or heterochromatin.
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chromatin fibers made up of DNA, RNA and protein that form chromosomes.
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chromatin A general term used to refer to the material (DNA) that forms the chromosomes.
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chromatin The organization and dense packaging of DNA in the nucleus of cells. (See Nucleosome)
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