Member of family A of GPCRs -β-adrenergic receptors

Member of family B of GPCRs -glucagon receptor 

Member of family C of GPCRs -glutamate receptor

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(MARs) also called scaffold attachment regions (SARs), or S/MARs in case of metaphase chromosome as the same sequences appear to attach to the protein substructure in both metaphase and interphase cells.

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In interphase nuclei, this underlying proteinaceous structure changes its organization to occupy the entire nucleus; during interphase the structure is referred to as the matrix rather than the scaffold.

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S/MARs is a DNA sequence which binds to base structure called scaffold.

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If histones are depleted from a metaphase chromosome and viewed under a transmission electron microscope shows SCAFFOLD.

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The metaphase scaffold consists of a dense network of fibers. Threads of DNA emanate from the scaffold, apparently as loops of average length 30 to 90 kb.

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S/MARs are constitutive (continuously bound to the matrix or scaffold), or facultative and change their interactions with the matrix depending on cell type or other conditions.