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In the process of mitotic division during interphase, chromosome material remains in the form of very loosely coiled threads called |
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Chromosome |
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Chromatin |
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Chromatid |
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Microtubules |
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In the process of mitotic division during interphase, chromosome material remains in the form of very loosely coiled threads called |
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a) |
Chromosome |
b) |
Chromatin |
c) |
Chromatid |
d) |
Microtubules |
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(b) During interphase, the chromosome material (DNA of chromosome) replicates and becomes doubled. Chromosome material in the form of very loosely coiled threads is called chromatin |