Assertion: dinoflagellate's chromosome | /r/AtLocation | nuclear envelope
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text: The 1N nucleus in nonparasitic species has condensed, banded chromosomes during interphase, a permanent nuclear envelope, a permanent nucleolus, and chromosomes attached to the nuclear envelope.
text: The 1N nucleus in nonparasitic species has condensed, banded chromosomes during interphase, a permanent nuclear envelope, a permanent nucleolus, and chromosomes attached to the nuclear envelope.
text: This genetic material is encoded in 24–220 nuclear chromosomes that are permanently condensed in a liquid crystalline state throughout the cell cycle, attached to the nuclear envelope and lacking nucleosomal heterochromatin [ 43 45 ].
text: Most dinoflagellates have dinokaryotic nuclei, distinguished by permanently condensed chromosomes that are attached to the nuclear envelope and lack nucleosomes (12).