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Where is the DNA for an organism found A) inside the nucleus B) inside the nucleolus C) outside the nuclear envelope D) outside the genome
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Where is the DNA for an organism found

A) inside the nucleus

B) inside the nucleolus

C) outside the nuclear envelope

D) outside the genome

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I believe the answer is A.) Inside the nucleus, because in the nucleus there is DNA, RNA, and nuclear proteins. I hope this helps love! :)
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