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No of nucleosomes present in the nucleus of diploid eukaryotic cell which possess 3.3*10^9 bp. Give correct answers and I will brainlist....

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Answered by sreehari4673
14

Answer:

A diploid human cell contains 6 × 109 base pairs. For every 200 base pairs, 1 nucleosome is present. Therefore the number of nucleosomes in a diploid cell is

(6x10^9)/200=3x10^7 nucleosomes.

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given - Number of base pairs

Find - Number of nucleosomes

Solution - The number of nucleosomes is 16.5*10.

The number of nucleosomes can be found using the unitary method.

200 base pairs coil up to form 1 nucleosome.

So, 3.3*10⁹ base pairs will form the number of nucleosomes = 3.3*10⁹/200

Number of nucleosomes = 16.5*10⁶

Thus, the number of nucleosomes present in the nucleus of the diploid eukaryotic cell which possesses 3.3*10^9 bp is 16.5*10.

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