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Chromosomes can be compared to tightly coiled threads or spools of yarn, where each thread represents a long strand of DNA that carries genetic information. Just as a library organizes books into sections for easy access, chromosomes organize genes in a manner that allows for efficient replication and expression during cell division. Additionally, they can be likened to a blueprint, providing the instructions necessary for building and maintaining an organism.

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