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The DNA inside a eukaryotic cell is stored inside bacteria. inside the nucleus. all throughout the cytoplasm. inside the cell membrane.
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The DNA inside a eukaryotic cell is stored

inside bacteria.

inside the nucleus.

all throughout the cytoplasm.

inside the cell membrane.

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B - inside the nucleus

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Answer:

inside the nucleus.

Step-by-step explanation:

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