. For each of the terms in the left column, choose thebest matching phrase in the rigf. satellite DNA 6. small basic proteins that bind toDNA and form the core of thenucleosomeg. chromatin 7. complex of DNA and proteinswhere spindle fibers attach to achromosomeh. cohesin 8. beadlike structure consisting ofDNA wound around histoneproteinsi. histones 9. protein complex that protectstelomeres from degradation andend-to-end fusionsj. shelterin 10. regions of a chromosome thatare distinguished by stainingdifferencesht column.a. telomere 1. protein complex that keepssister chromatids togetheruntil anaphaseb. G bands 2. origin of replication in yeastc. kinetochore 3. repetitive DNA found near thecentromere in higher eukaryotesd. nucleosome 4. specialized structure at the endof a linear chromosomee. ARS 5. complexes of DNA, protein, andRNA in the eukaryotic nucleus

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. For each of the terms in the left column, choose the
best matching phrase in the rigf. satellite DNA 6. small basic proteins that bind to
DNA and form the core of the
nucleosome
g. chromatin 7. complex of DNA and proteins
where spindle fibers attach to a
chromosome
h. cohesin 8. beadlike structure consisting of
DNA wound around histone
proteins
i. histones 9. protein complex that protects
telomeres from degradation and
end-to-end fusions
j. shelterin 10. regions of a chromosome that
are distinguished by staining
differencesht column.
a. telomere 1. protein complex that keeps
sister chromatids together
until anaphase
b. G bands 2. origin of replication in yeast
c. kinetochore 3. repetitive DNA found near the
centromere in higher eukaryotes
d. nucleosome 4. specialized structure at the end
of a linear chromosome
e. ARS 5. complexes of DNA, protein, and
RNA in the eukaryotic nucleus

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