Which of the following might complicate the interpretation of ChIP-Seq data?

A. Because histones can be moved around or ejected from the chromatin, some DNA might not be sequenced if it is not wrapped around a histone
B. DNA wrapped around nucleosomes can never be sequenced
C. The regions of DNA wrapped around a histone is too long to be sequenced with current technologies

D. The DNA between nucleosomes are too compacted to be sequenced


A

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