Why Are Chromosomes More Easily Visible Under a Microscope During

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Multiple Choice

Why are chromosomes more easily visible under a microscope during Metaphase as compared to G2 phase?

• A) They become stained by natural pigments in the cell.
• B) They are highly condensed in Metaphase.
• C) There is twice as much DNA during Metaphase than during G2 phase.
• D) Chromosomes are contained in the nucleus during G2 but not during metaphase.
• E) Proteins that bind chromosomes during Metaphase are highly visible.

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