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The nucleus is the major and the central organ of the cell. The structure inside of the nucleus is chromatin and the phase is interphase.
Chromatin is a complex structure present only in the eukaryotic cells that are composed of protein and DNA. It is required for the packaging of the long DNA threads into a compact and dense form.
Chromatin makes up the chromosome and is the packaging element of the genetic material. The basic and smallest unit of the chromatin is the nucleosome.
Interphase is one of the cell cycle periods that contain the non-dividing phase. The G1, S and the G2 phase of the cell cycle are part of the interphases.
In this phase, the cell undergoes the process of replication or duplication and cell growth. Not the actual division of the cell occurs instead it prepares the cell for the division.
Therefore, option c. interphase and chromatin are the phases and the structures present inside the nucleus.
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