34. What is the empirical formula of the histone composition in a nucleosome?A) 2 (H1+ H2A + H2B + H3 + H4)B) H1 H2A + H2B + H3 + H42*(H2A + H2B+H3 + H4) + H1None of the aboveD)HN=CN-HOCIN

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What is the empirical formula of the histone composition in a nucleosome? B) A) 2 (H1+ H2A + H2B+H3 + H4) H1+ H2A + H2B + H3 + H4 2 (H2A + H2B + H3 + H4) + H1 D) None of the above

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34. What is the empirical formula of the histone composition in a nucleosome?
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B) H1 H2A + H2B + H3 + H4
2*(H2A + H2B+H3 + H4) + H1
None of the above
D)
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N=C
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