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Where is the DNA found in Eukaryotic cells? A. nucleus B. rough ER C. mitochondria
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Where is the DNA found in Eukaryotic cells?

A. nucleus

B. rough ER

C. mitochondria

User Remy Grandin
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A NUCLEUS

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User Remy Mellet
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Answer:

A. nucleus

Step-by-step explanation:

The DNA is found in the nucleus of the Eukaryotic cells.

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