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Within the nucleus, the DNA double helix is wrapped around DNA-binding proteins known as what? O progesterones histones lactones ozones
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Within the nucleus, the DNA double helix is wrapped around DNA-binding proteins known as what?

O progesterones
histones
lactones
ozones

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Answer:histones

Explanation: histones are a group of proteins that play a crucial role in organizing and compacting DNA.

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