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Where is DNA housed within the cell? A. ribosomes B. centrioles C. nucleus
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Where is DNA housed within
the cell?
A. ribosomes
B. centrioles
C. nucleus

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Final answer:

DNA is housed within the nucleus of the cell.


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DNA is housed within the nucleus of the cell.


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