Why are chromosomes more easily visible under a microscope during Metaphase as compared to G2 phase?
A) They become stained by natural pigments in the cell.
B) They are highly condensed in Metaphase.
C) There is twice as much DNA during Metaphase than during G2 phase.
D) Chromosomes are contained in the nucleus during G2 but not during metaphase.
E) Proteins that bind chromosomes during Metaphase are highly visible.
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