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How Is DNA related to the nucleus? ODNA makes up the nucleus. ODNA needs the nucleus to function. ODNA and nucleus work together to make proteins. ODNA is located in the nucleus.​
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How Is DNA related to the nucleus? ODNA makes up the nucleus. ODNA needs the nucleus to function. ODNA and nucleus work together to make proteins. ODNA is located in the nucleus.​

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Answer: DNA is located in the nucleus.​

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DNA is located in the nucleus.​

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