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08-01-2012, 06:46 PM
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 Why the joining place of Nucleous is called `secondary constriction'? The denser, small and round body found in the nucleus is the nucleolus. Every nucleus normally contains a single nucleolus. Nucleolus is usually attached to a certain area of a Particular chromosome. The region of chromosome where it remain attached is called `secondary constriction'.But why? [Only registered users see links. ]  |
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