Explain how acetylation or phosphorylation could change the binding affinity between DNA and histones. proteins with many is a source of attraction between the DNA and histones because the DNA has Histones are residues. These residues have side chains under physiological pH. This When the histones become acetylated, they Therefore, they have on the DNA. Interaction between phosphorylated histones and DNA is both the histone and the DNA

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1.
a.very acidic
b.neutral
c.very basic


2.
a.asparagine and glutamine
b.arginine and lysine
c.phenylalanine and tyrosine


3.
a.neutral
b.negatively charged
c.aromatic
d.positively charged


4.
a.negatively charged phosphates
b.positively charged phosphates
c.aromatic nucleotides
d.neutral phosphoric acid groups


5.
a.lose their aromatic side chains
b.lose their positive charge
c.lose their negative charge
d.increase their positive charge
e.increase their negative charge

 

6.
a.more attraction to the phosphates
b.no attraction to the phosphates
c.no attraction to the aromatic groups


7.
a.not as unfavorable because
b.even less favorable because
c.comparatively favorable even though


8.
a.carry negative charges
b.carry positive charges
c.are neutral

Explain how acetylation or phosphorylation could change the binding affinity between DNA and histones.
Histones are
proteins with many
is a source of attraction between the DNA and histones because the DNA has
residues. These residues have
|side chains under physiological pH. This
When the histones become acetylated, they
Therefore, they have
on the DNA. Interaction between
phosphorylated histones and DNA is
both the histone and the DNA
Transcribed Image Text:Explain how acetylation or phosphorylation could change the binding affinity between DNA and histones. Histones are proteins with many is a source of attraction between the DNA and histones because the DNA has residues. These residues have |side chains under physiological pH. This When the histones become acetylated, they Therefore, they have on the DNA. Interaction between phosphorylated histones and DNA is both the histone and the DNA
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