The nucleus is the part of the cell concerned with maintenance of DNA.
Chromosomes are used to package DNA into transferable units. These units are transferred during cell-replication and division.
One - reproduction [called replication] by the process of duplication of the genetic material to pass on to the next generation, and
Two - the multi step process - the transcription [extraction of information from the DNA via mRna] and translation of these multitudinous messenger Rnas into cellular machines of many descriptions.
organelles
nucleus controls the cell functions with directions given by the chromosomes inside of it
DNA - chromosomes
the organelle that contains the chromosomes would be the nucleus. Inside of the nucleus where the actual chromosomes are is the nucleolus.
The cell's chromosomes are housed within the nucleus. Chromosomes contain DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), which provides the genetic information necessary for the production of other cell components and functions, and for reproduction of the cell itself.
chromosomes are found in the nucleusIn DNA.Nucleus
nucleus controls the cell functions with directions given by the chromosomes inside of it
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DNA - chromosomes
The Nucleus controls the cell's functions. It also houses the chromosomes.
DNA - chromosomes
DNA - chromosomes
DNA - chromosomes
DNA - chromosomes
DNA - chromosomes
Nucleus has various functions, but its distinctive feature is that it holds the DNA/chromosomes. Additionally to DNA replication, transcription of DNA into mRNA also takes place in the nucleus.
So that it can survive and carry out its life functions.
the organelle that contains the chromosomes would be the nucleus. Inside of the nucleus where the actual chromosomes are is the nucleolus.