In eukaryotes, the DNA size and the number of other participating players are much larger, and a DNA molecule forms millions of ordered nucleoprotein particles, the nucleosomes, which is just the first of many levels of DNA packing.
10. Attach lattice sheets to the opposite side of the fence, if desired, to make the trellis fence look the same on both sides, allowing you to train climbing vines to grow on both sides of the fence.. Line up a second piece of lattice with one edge centered on the second post and the opposite end lined up with the center of the third post. Screw the lattice to the posts and horizontal braces, using 2-inch wood screws spaced 6 inches apart. Repeat with additional lattice sheets to complete the fence.
B. Cut the Jello in half and remove the top half. Turn over the top and set it on the plate beside the bottom. C. Use the spoon to dig out a hole in the bottom half of the Jello cytoplasm. Place the gumball in this hole to represent the nucleus of the cell.(For a plant cell, the large vacuole goes in the middle and the nucleus is off to one side.). D. Using the spoon to make spaces, place the other cell parts into the cell.Parts can be put into both the top and bottom half of the Jello cell.E. Take the top part of the cell and carefully place it back on top. If the cell feels soft, you can put the parts back into the plastic cup, then turn it over onto the paper plate. Then carefully remove the plastic cup.ick a light colored flavor (lime for plants, strawberry for animals). Every 6 oz package will make 4 or 5 cells. Add some unflavored gelatin to the Jello to make it a little stiffer (regular Jello may fall apart). Pour the Jello mixture into 9 oz.