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PLEASE HELP ASAP, THIS IS TIMED A botanist is extracting DNA from an apple tree. Where in the cells should she look? 1. In the cytoplasm 2.In the nucleus 3.In the cell membrane 4.In the cell wall
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A botanist is extracting DNA from an apple tree. Where in the cells should she look?
1. In the cytoplasm
2.In the nucleus
3.In the cell membrane
4.In the cell wall

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The DNA is found inside the nucleus.

User Adam Owczarczyk
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Step-by-step explanation:

In the nucleus

The DNA can be found in the Nucleus

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