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Eukaryotic organisms include all plants and animals. Their cells store DNA in the nucleus. How does it benefit the cell to store DNA in the nucleus and not the cytoplasm?

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Eukaryotic organisms store DNA in the nucleus to provide protection, organization, and regulation of gene expression.


Explanation:

Eukaryotic organisms such as plants and animals store their DNA in the nucleus for several reasons. Storing DNA in the nucleus provides protection, organization, and regulation of gene expression. The nuclear envelope that surrounds the DNA helps protect it from damage, ensuring the integrity of the genetic material.


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