
Michael V. answered 05/09/19
Senior Medical Student - Chemistry and Biology
Chromosomes are the next level of organization above chromatin, so chromosomes are made of chromatin that has been packed together. It goes DNA, chromatin (wrapped around histones), then chromosomes from smallest to largest.
Heterochromatin is chromatin that is tightly wound and inaccessible to transcription/replication machinery (generally forming structural parts of chromosomes) while euchromatin is loosely packed and available to be transcribed/replicated.