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

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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

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The answer is D a nucleosome; a nucleosome has DNA wrapped around histones which prevents chromatin from tangling :)

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