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coiled strands of DNA called

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Answered by santrammaurya1975
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Strands of DNA are looped, coiled and wrapped around proteins called histones. In this coiled state, it is called chromatin. Chromatin is further condensed, through a process called supercoiling, and it is then packaged into structures called chromosomes. ... Each chromosome contains one DNA molecule.

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Answered by Anonymous
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➡ Chromatin

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It is called chromatin. Chromatin is further condensed, through a process called supercoiling, and it is then packaged into structures called chromosomes. ... Each chromosome contains one DNA molecule.

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