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What is the term? a long, tightly coiled molecule that looks like a twisted zipper inside a cell's nucleus

What is the term? a long, tightly coiled molecule that looks like a twisted zipper inside a cell's nucleus
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What is the term?

a long, tightly coiled molecule that looks like a twisted
zipper inside a cell's nucleus

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A DNA molecule

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