Tightly coiled DNA molecules present during cell division are known as:
A)chromosomes.
B)the nucleosome.
C)the nuclear envelope.
D)the nucleoplasm.

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During cell division, the DNA molecules condense and become tightly coiled, forming distinct structures called chromosomes. These chromosomes are easily visible under a microscope and are responsible for the equal distribution of genetic information to daughter cells.

Tightly Coiled DNA Molecules Present During Cell Division Are Known