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The long string of genomic DNA must be organized three dimensionally in the cell to utilize genome information. Recently we demonstrated that the nucleosome fiber (10-nm fiber), in which DNA is wrapped around core histones, is irregularly folded in the cell without a 30-nm chromatin fiber. Our super-resolution nucleosome 2-D mapping identified numerous compact chromatin domains in both interphase chromatin and mitotic chromosomes in living cells. This finding provides us a novel view on the mitotic chromosome assembly: in the interphase nuclei, numerous compact chromatin domains are already formed. During mitosis, these chromatin domains are assembled together, presumably by condensins and other protein factors to create a rod-like chromosomal shape.

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2P121 Local structural similarity between interphase chromatin and mitotic chromosomes in living mammalian cells(05A. Nucleic acid: Structure &amp; Property,Poster)