How the cell organizes DNA into tightly packed chromosomes. DNA in a cell can normally be compared to spaghetti on one's plate: a large tangle of strands. To be able to divide DNA neatly between the ...
DNA in a cell can normally be compared to spaghetti on one's plate: a large tangle of strands. To be able to divide DNA neatly between the two daughter cells during cell division, the cell organises ...
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