Multiple Choice
During interphase in eukaryotic cells, in what form is the DNA primarily found?
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7. DNA and Chromosome Structure
Eukaryotic Chromosome Structure
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In eukaryotic cells, in what form is DNA primarily found during interphase?
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As free, naked DNA molecules floating in the nucleoplasm without associated proteins
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As diffuse chromatin (DNA wrapped around histones and not fully condensed into visible chromosomes)
C
As RNA transcripts packaged into nucleosomes
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As fully condensed metaphase chromosomes aligned at the metaphase plate
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