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by shift13 on September 5th, 2007

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Dna is found in the necleus of what type of cells?

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  • by DA BEN DAN yanggui zi on September 5th, 2007

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    Idon't want to do your homework..but I would say it is found in every cell.

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  • by xprofessor on September 5th, 2007

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    Eukaryotes have nuclei to contain their DNA. Prokaryotes (such as bacteria) are more primitive and have no nuclei. Their DNA just floats around the cytoplasm.

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  • by Farino on September 5th, 2007

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    DNA is found is the cell nucleus and mitochondria. Only one type of cell does not have these: Red blood cells. Erythrocytes (red hollow cell) are cells that are nothing but cell membranes and sponges for oxygen (haemoglobin), no organelles and thus no DNA.

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  • by singwell-is off researching a lot on September 5th, 2007

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    Every cell has DNA...look up Wikipedia for further answers to your Homework.

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