SPECIALISED TYPES OF CHROMOSOMES
A Chromosome – B-chromosomes 3-M- Chromosome 4- Mega chromosome Lampbrush chromosomes Salivary gland chromosomes Fig. Salivary gland chromosome from nucleus […]
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Banding Patterns
Introduction Fig. A standard map of the banding pattern of each chromosome in the human karyotype. G-Banding Q- Banding Fluorochrome
Karyotype Analysis
This is Two type (A) Symmetrical karyotype (B) Asymmetrical karyotyping – The karyotype of the human female contains 23 pairs
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CHROMATIN -EUCHROMATIN AND HETEROCHROMATIN
Heterochromatin Function Types of Heterochromatin Constitutive heterochromatin Facultative heterochromatin Euchromatin Structure Appearance Function 🔹 1. Who first defined heterochromatin in
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NUCLEOLUS AND RIBOSOMAL RNA GENES
Nucleolus Evolution Number and Structure Structure Morphologically nucleolus consists of three regions: Fibrillar regions: Granular regions : Protein region: Chromatin
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MOLECULAR ORGANISATION OF CENTROMERE AND TELOMERE
MOLECULAR ORGANISATION OF CENTROMERE AND TELOMERE Centromere (i) Conserved element I (CDE I): (ii) Conserved element II (CDE II): (iii)
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Nucleosome
Nucleosome Chromatin → Nucleosomal monomers Containing the spacer DNA (160 base pairs) → Core nucleosomes (140 base
CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE
CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE Detailed structure of chromosome Chromatid 1- Sister chromatid 2-Non sister chromatid Chromonema – Centromere/Primary constriction – According to
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CHROMOSOMAL ORGANISATION
CHROMOSOMAL ORGANISATION (Chroma-color, soma-body) Chromosome Numbers At the time of gametes formation, their number remains half (N), that becomes 2N
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Confocal Microscopy
Confocal Microscopy Types Basic Concepts – Imaging Modes – Three-Color Imaging for Confocal Microscopy – True or False: Scanning electron
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