In which part of the cell are the chromosomes found?

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User: In which part of the cell are the chromosomes found?

Weegy: was found in the original cell and as each other because the chromosomes in each
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User: Are chromosomes in pairs or singles?

Weegy: A pair of chromosomes in the same individual that carry the same type of
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User: Chromosomes are strands of a chemical called what?

Weegy: These DNA strands are called chromosomes.
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User: is DNA a chemical

Weegy: there are 3 bases in a codon 3 in a anticodon, which codes for an amino acid depending on the sequence...
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User: what is the name of the chemical that makes up chromosomes?

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User: Chromosomes are stands of a chemical callled___?

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Chromosomes are stands of a chemical callled deoxyribonucleic acid.

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