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The majority of cells are classified as eukaryotes. Where is the DNA located in eukaryotic cells? А ribosome B cytoplasm с vacuole D nucleus

The majority of cells are classified as eukaryotes. Where is the DNA located in eukaryotic cells? А ribosome B cytoplasm с vacuole D nucleus
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The majority of cells are classified as eukaryotes. Where is the DNA located in eukaryotic cells?

А
ribosome
B
cytoplasm
с
vacuole
D
nucleus

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From the choices given, DNA would be found in the nucleus (D) of eukaryotic cells.
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