Electron microscopy of metaphase chromosomes demonstrated various degrees of coiling.What was the name of the model that depicted this process?

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The folded-fiber model is the one that describes the coiling process observed in metaphase chromosomes under electron microscopy. This model suggests that chromosomes are composed of a series of coiled fibers, which accounts for their structure and the varying degrees of coiling observed.

Electron Microscopy of Metaphase Chromosomes Demonstrated Various Degrees of Coiling