<span>Enzymes and antibodies are functional proteins. the second one is the answer</span>
The fact that they can breed but cannot produce fertile offspring shows that they are different species. T<span>hey may have different characteristics which means they cannot breed </span>successfully, too.
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xo Leafling
Hi, thank you for posting your question here at Brainly.
Chromatin contains proteins and DNA. The cellular division processes, mitosis and meiosis, condenses the chromatin to form chromosomes. They divide into two cells (mitosis), then two 4 cells (meiosis). The chromosomes contain the gene.
Chromatin is the mass of DNA molecules which is undistinguishable however chromatids are part of a chromosome attached with a centromere. Also, chromatin is the DNA before it coils and chromatid are the things that contains the DNA.