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Why is DNA wraped up tightly into chromosomes before cell division? O to prevent DNA tangling during mitosis O to prevent RNA from being synthesized O to prevent proteins from b…

Why is DNA wraped up tightly into chromosomes before cell division? O to prevent DNA tangling during mitosis O to prevent RNA from being synthesized O to prevent proteins from b…
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Why is DNA wraped up tightly into chromosomes before cell division?

O to prevent DNA tangling during mitosis
O to prevent RNA from being synthesized
O to prevent proteins from being made
O to protect the DNA from mutation

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To protect the DNA from mutation
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