In an animal cell, DNA is found in the greatest concentration in the (1) vacuole (3) nucleus (2) ribosome (4) cytoplasm

SomoKRoceS asked Mar 9, 2023

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In an animal cell, DNA is found in the greatest

concentration in the

(1) vacuole

(3) nucleus

(2) ribosome

(4) cytoplasm

SomoKRoceS asked Mar 9, 2023

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Answer:

the nucleus

Step-by-step explanation:

it's not necessary for the DNA to be in the nucleus but i guess it acts as a protection?

Robstarbuck answered Mar 14, 2023

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