Chromatin: Understanding the Fibrous Material of the Nucleus

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Chromatin: Understanding the Fibrous Material of the Nucleus

The mass of fibers found within the nucleus of a cell is called chromatin.

Chromatin is made up of DNA and proteins, and it condenses during cell division to form chromosomes.

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