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what is the meaning of histone & non histone protein​

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Both are proteins, both provide structure to DNA, and both are components of chromatin. Their chief difference is in the structure they provide. Histone proteins are the spools about which DNA winds, whereas nonhistone proteins provide the scaffolding structure. Another way to think of the difference is that nonhistone proteins are those proteins remaining after all histones have been removed from chromatin.Histones are proteins that provide an essential structure to DNA, making life possible. These proteins function as spools about which DNA winds. A nonhistone is a “protein remaining in chromatin after the histones are removed.” This simple statement doesn’t do justice to the important role nonhistones play.