You use two different fluorescently labeled antibodies to detect CenH3 and a telomere-binding protein in mouse cells. You find that the two signals are so close that they almost overlap at one of the two ends of each chromosome. From this observation, you conclude that
A) mouse chromosomes are acrocentric.
B) mouse chromosomes are metacentric.
C) mouse chromosomes have non-functional centromeres.
D) mouse chromosomes have one non-functional telomere per chromosome.
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