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Biology, 29.10.2019 14:31 hanjonez

Which statement accurately describes the relationship between chromosomes, dna & genes?

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dna is made of tightly coiled chromosomes and genes.

chromosomes move freely through the cell in order to locate the dna and genes.

genes contain chromosomes and coiled around dna.

chromosomes are made of tightly coiled dna and genes are small sections within the dna.

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