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Where is DNA located in eukaryotes? Nucleus Cytoplasm
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Where is DNA located in eukaryotes?


Nucleus


Cytoplasm

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it is located in the nucleus where there are chromosomes which makes up DNA
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Answer:

The DNA in eukaryotes is located in the Nucleus

Step-by-step explanation:

Some DNA may also be located in other organelles like mitochondria

In prokaryotes the DNA is found in the cytoplasm

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