Describe the organization of the interphase nucleus. Include in your presentation a description of chromosome territories, interchromosomal domains, and transcription factories.

The organization of the interphase nucleus involves distinct regions, including chromosome territories, interchromosomal domains, and transcription factories. Chromosome territories are non-overlapping regions occupied by individual chromosomes, maintaining genome organization and integrity. Interchromosomal domains are spaces between chromosome territories that play a role in spatial organization and facilitate interactions between chromosomes. Transcription factories are concentrated areas within the interphase nucleus responsible for RNA synthesis, allowing co-regulated genes from distinct chromosomes to be transcribed at the same site. Overall, this organization ensures proper regulation of genetic information and cellular processes during interphase.