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CELL wrapping & DNA replication

Molecular Biology This movie show the cell wrapping and DNA replication filmed or computermade. Biologia molecular: Esse filme mostra a divisão celular filmada e a replicação do DNA por computação...  
 
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pzp886 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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indulgencies i think they were called. it was big in spain
lainerzzz (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Thank you for visualizing this for me... I was having issues with the word-only slides in my Bio lectures.
djahriman (2 months ago) Show Hide
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LOL
djahriman (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thats pretty fucking cool
JacSPierce (2 months ago) Show Hide
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coooool
spirilingmind (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Awesome animation !!! And very educational.
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Same here.
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Histones are not present yet, replication of DNA happens before the formation of a chromosome.

I am currently reading the chapter on DNA and RNA in my biology text book.
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@Giannoug: I believe they called indulgention or something. chears to Greece from Republic of Srpska!

@boomachine1- :)
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just before the replication, histones (composed by 8 subunits) are disassembled; after the local replication,histones quickly link again with new 2 DNA molecules .

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