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Ans. A is homologous chromosome. Homologous chromosome consists of one set of maternal chromosome and one is of paternal chromosome, found in diploid organism.

Protein acting at B is cohesin. Enriched at centromere and helps in the holding of sister chromatids together.

C is sister chromatids. Sister chromatids are the two identical copies of same chromosome formed during DNA replication process.

Protein acting at D is condensin. These are large protein complexes holds the distant segments of sister chromatids.

E is crossing over. Crossing over event lead to production of recombinant chromosomes by exchanging the segments between homologous chromosome.

gladiator answered 3 years ago
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