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Where do you find the DNA in our cells?
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Where do you find the DNA in our cells?

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Nucleus.

Step-by-step explanation:

All DNA is stored in the nucleus of the cell (eukaryotes), unless it is a prokaryotic cell.

If it is a prokaryotic cell, the DNA/RNA floats in the cytoplasm.

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