Bio A level help - Components of chromatin?
In the textbook it says that "During prophase, chromatin fibres (complex made up of various proteins, RNA and DNA) begin to coil and condense..." So is chromatin made of RNA as well, i thought chromatin was just uncondensed DNA in a complex with histones. Which definition am i meant to know?
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That's how exam boards gaslight students into thinking that whatever they write is never good enough and will fail no matter what. That's how exam boards establish control so they can get as much money as they can from the schools. The education system is broken and is about approval from the management higher up.
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