What is the location of DNA in the cell before the formation of chromosomes or chromatin fibres?

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The question is irrelevant.

The DNA always acts as a part of chromosomes.So before the formation of chromosome, there is no DNA as such.

Note :This is similar to the hen-egg paradox.(which came first)

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(b) Chromosome

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(a) The four nitrogenous bases in the DNA are Guanine, Thiamine, Adrenaline and Cytosine.

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