different between nucleoprotein vs chromatosome
nucleoprotein
English
Etymology
nucleo- +? protein
Noun
nucleoprotein (plural nucleoproteins)
- (biochemistry) Any complex of a nucleic acid and a protein
Derived terms
- nucleophosphoprotein
nucleoprotein From the web:
- what is nucleoprotein complex
- what is nucleoprotein composed of
- what is nucleoprotein made up of
- what is nucleoprotein made of
- what is nucleoprotein biochemistry
- what are the nucleoproteins found in the body
- what does the nucleoprotein do
- what are nucleoprotein
chromatosome
English
Etymology
chromato- +? -some
Noun
chromatosome (plural chromatosomes)
- A structural unit of a nucleoprotein consisting of a nucleosome bound to chromatin
Derived terms
- dichromatosome
- monochromatosome
Anagrams
- homooctamers
chromatosome From the web:
- what does the chromosome consist of
- what is nucleosome chromatosome
- what are the 4 parts of a chromosome
- what makes up the chromosome
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