| Front | How is the chromosome structured to hold together the whole chain of deoxyribo nucleic acid |
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| Back | The DNA double helix structure winds around histone proteins and the DNA-histone complex coils to form a chromatin fibre (a helix) which joins to a protein scaffold which is folded and condensed to produce a chromosome |
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