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19 March, 07:05

The DNA double Helex can be tightly coiled around proteins to form a?

A. nucleotide

B. chromosome

C. Gene

D. genome

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  1. P
    19 March, 10:00
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    The answer is chromosome
  2. B
    19 March, 10:45
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    That's answer is B because that is the only protein that the double helix can tightly coil around
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