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Why do we describe the information contained in the nucleus as hereditary
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Why do we describe the information contained in the nucleus as hereditary

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The nucleus is an organelle found in the center of a cell that serves to control the ... The hereditary information stored in the nucleus controls the cell's growth, reproduction, intermediary metabolism and protein synthesis.
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