During most of the cell cycle (i.e. when cells are not preparing to replicate), what form does DNA take in the nucleus? How does this change during mitosis?

Asked by aubra on 13 Dec 06:38

Last updated by anonymous on 14 Dec 16:04

Answered by Dr. John Carmen on 14 Dec 16:04

The dna in the nucleus exists as a chromosome until time for replication, where it will then uncoil and begin the replication process.