The DNA molecules are often fitted into the nucleus through packaging into a compressed and compact structure. The group that accurately lists the levels of the packaging in order of increasing size are nucleotide, DNA duplex, nucleosome, chromatin, chromosome.
Chromosomal DNA is often packaged into a nuclei that is microscopic in nature through the help of histones.
In the DNA packaging inside the nucleus, the cells folds or wrap their DNA strands around scaffolding proteins to form a coiled condensed structure. The structure is known as chromatin.
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Which one of the following MOST accurately lists the components in order of increasing size?
A. chromosome, chromatin, nucleosome, DNA duplex, nucleotide
B. nucleotide, DNA duplex, nucleosome, chromatin, chromosome
C. nucleotide, DNA duplex, chromatin, nucleosome, chromosome
D. nucleotide, nucleosome, DNA duplex, chromatin, chromosome
E. chromosome, nucleosome, chromatin, DNA duplex, nucleotide
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