Which is the most accurate representation of the organization levels of the genetic information in cells?

a. genome - -> genes - -> nucleotides - -> chromosomes

b. genes - -> nucleotide - -> chromosomes - -> genome

c. nucleotides - -> genes - -> chromosomes - -> genome

d. chromosomes - -> genes - -> nucleotides - -> genome

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Biology

Issac Grant

25 August, 22:41

Which is the most accurate representation of the organization levels of the genetic information in cells?

a. genome - -> genes - -> nucleotides - -> chromosomes

b. genes - -> nucleotide - -> chromosomes - -> genome

c. nucleotides - -> genes - -> chromosomes - -> genome

d. chromosomes - -> genes - -> nucleotides - -> genome

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Angel Mckenzie · Answer 1

c. nucleotides - -> genes - -> chromosomes - -> genome

Explanation:

Nucleotides are the monomers that are bonded together by phosphodiester bonds to make long strands of nucleic acids. One nucleotide has a pentose sugar, a base, and a phosphate group. Deoxyribonucleotides polymerize to form long strands of DNA. Gene refers to a part of DNA that codes for a specific polypeptide. Genes are arranged on the thread-like structures called chromosomes in linear order. One or more chromosomes together make the genome of the organisms that regulate their genetic traits.