Question

20 points!!!!!! What allows enormous lengths of DNA to

be folded inside the nucleus and prevents
chromatin from becoming tangled
during mitosis?
A. chromosome
B. ribosome
C. centrioles
D. nucleosome

Answer 1

Centrioles allows major lengths of DNA to be folded inside the nucleus and prevents chromatin from becoming tangled during mitosis.

Answer 2

C. centrioles

Step-by-step explanation:

Centrioles are in the middle of chromosome which spindle fibres attach themselves to, thereby preventing entanglement.

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