Why are the chromosomes changed into long, fine chromatin fibres in the interphase?
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Interphase: The structure of chromatin during interphase of mitosis is optimized to allow simple access of transcription and DNA repair factors to the DNA while compacting the DNA into the nucleus.
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Chromosomes are converted into long find chromatin fibres so as to facilitate replication process because if it was condensed the replication enzymes wont be able to bind to it so it has to unfold first
Chromosomes are converted into long find chromatin fibres so as to facilitate replication process because if it was condensed the replication enzymes wont be able to bind to it so it has to unfold first
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