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Kromosomiseen is a term used to describe the complex interactions and structural organization of DNA molecules. It arises due to the constraints placed by the number of base pairings and the physical properties of the DNA double helix. During kromosomiseen, different DNA segments, such as separate chromosomes, exhibit knots, tangles, or more complex topological interlockings.
These structures are stabilized by local interactions between base stacking or shearing forces. The presence of topologically entangled DNA segments can lead to mechanical constraints and knotting arising from loop-like structures or from debye length phenomena. Kromosomiseen is distinct from other types of DNA arrangements, such as chapare and twinning.