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| All of the DNA contained within the nucleus. |
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| DNA that moves as a single unit. |
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| An informational unit of DNA that codes for proteins and sometimes RNA. |
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| Body cells, considered diploids. |
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| Two copies of every chromosome. |
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| Homologs/Homologous Chromosomes |
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| Pair of chromosomes, one from mom and one from dad. |
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| Sex cells, considered haploids. |
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| 1 copy of every chromosome. |
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| Each DNA molecules will be joined to its duplicate by these proteins. |
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| Cohesins join duplicate pieces of DNA to one another at this region. |
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| Identical DNA molecules that are joined to one another by the centromeres. |
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