The Eukaryotic Chromosomes Are Organized Inside the Nucleus with a Huge

Multiple Choice

The eukaryotic chromosomes are organized inside the nucleus with a huge compaction ratio of several-thousand-fold. What is responsible for such a tight packaging?

A) The various chromatin proteins that wrap and fold the DNA
B) The nuclear envelope which encapsulates the chromosomes
C) The nuclear matrix that provides a firm scaffold
D) All of the above