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The rods of diurnal retinas possess the conventional architecture found in nearly all eukaryotic cells, with most heterochromatin situated at the nuclear periphery and euchromatin residing toward the nuclear interior.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
The rods of nocturnal retinas have a unique inverted pattern, where heterochromatin localizes in the nuclear center, whereas euchromatin, as well as nascent transcripts and splicing machinery, line the nuclear border.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
We find that HP1 invades euchromatin across the inversion breakpoints over ~175kb and— BioMed Central - Latest articles
In normal non-dividing cells, DNA is typically packaged into chromatin, which arranges the DNA into a unique order where the more condensed DNA, heterochromatin, is located on the periphery, while the less dense euchromatin, which is where the genes are active, is found in the centre.— The Times of India
Some regions of this so-called chromatin contain genes, that is information about proteins, and are known as euchromatin.— innovations-report
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