The terminal end of chromosomes is called

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The terminal end of chromosomes is called (A) centromere (B) telomere (C) chromomere (D) metamere

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The term telomere is used for an end of a eukaryotic chromosome. Such ends are non-sticky and hence prevent the chromosomal ends from being sticking or degrading. It also facilitates the attachment of chromosomes with nuclear envelope.

Q. The terminal end of chromosomes is called

centromere

telomere

chromomere

metamere

The term telomere is used for an end of a eukaryotic chromosome. Such ends are non-sticky and hence prevent the chromosomal ends from being sticking or degrading. It also facilitates the attachment of chromosomes with nuclear envelope.