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प्रश्न
Differentiate between
Chromatin and Chromosome.
उत्तर
Chromatin | Chromosome | |
(i) | Uncondensed form of nucleoprotein. | Condensed form of nucleoprotein. |
(ii) | Seen in interphase stage of cell division. | Seen in M-phase. |
(iii) | Control of metabolic activities. | Vehicles of heredity. |
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