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Nucleus has darker (heterochromatin) regions around periphery of nucleus separated by lighter (euchromatin) regions. | Nucleus has darker (heterochromatin) regions around periphery of nucleus separated by lighter (euchromatin) regions. | ||
* Heterochromatin - tightly packed form of DNA | |||
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Plasma cell "clockface" nucleus
Nucleus has darker (heterochromatin) regions around periphery of nucleus separated by lighter (euchromatin) regions.
- Heterochromatin - tightly packed form of DNA
- Euchromatin - loosely packed form of DNA.
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