In a $SAT$ chromosome,the $SAT$ (satellite) is the terminal part of the chromosome beyond the secondary constriction,which contains:

  • A
    $DNA$
  • B
    $RNA$
  • C
    Repetitive $DNA$
  • D
    None of these

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Match the parts of the chromosome given in Column $I$ with their explanation in Column $II$:
Column $I$ (Chromosome)Column $II$ (Explanation)
$1$. Centromere$a$. Disc-shaped plate where spindle fibres get attached during cell division.
$2$. Secondary constriction$b$. Long unbranched slender highly coiled $DNA$.
$3$. Kinetochore$c$. Place where $2$ chromatids are joined together.
$4$. Chromatonema$d$. Nucleolus gets organised at this place.

Choose the correct answer from the following options.

During cell division,to which part of the chromosome do the spindle fibers attach?

In which structure is the 'beads-on-a-string' appearance observed?

Which structure is formed at the nucleolar organizer region of a chromosome?

The composition of chromatin material is:

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