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Chapter 19.4, Problem 1CC
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The mechanism by which the loop domains are held in place.
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The chromosome of the bacteria are formed through the process of supercoiling. The chromatin fibres are condensed into thick structures called the chromosomes. This chromosome in bacteria is circular, whereas in eukaryotes it is linear.
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