Order the following from largest to smallest: chromosome nucleus nucleotide DNA-histone complex gene cell double-helix

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Order the following from largest to smallest:

chromosome
nucleus
nucleotide
DNA-histone complex
gene
cell double-helix

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Step-by-step explanation:

cell double-helix

gene

DNA-histone complex

nucleus

nucleotide

chromosome

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