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By Jack Loren
September 17, 2023
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The cell chromatin can be differentiated into two types.
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The fine thread-like linen of the chromatin, which stains lightly with basic dyes, is called euchromatin.
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At certain regions, the chromatin is condensed and darkly stained. This is known as heterochromatin.
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The heterochromatin regions can be seen in the interphase and prophase.
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t does not unravel in telophase like the remaining euchromatin.
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The euchromatin also exhibits different affinities to the dyes.
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The linen of the chromatin which is in the form of lightly stained threads is composed of a chromatin (Stains with acidic dyes) and
the darkly stained-granules (chromomeres) present on the linen are formed of basichromation or chromatin proper.