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How can you find DNA strands?
it depends on what your trying to find it in
Where would you find a strand of DNA?
In a eukaryotic cell( multi celled/ uni celled), you would find DNA in the nucleus. In a prokaryotic cell( only unicellular) you would find it in the cytoplasm.
Within the nucleus of a cell you can find?
You find DNA in the nucleus of a cell. You also find the nucleolus.
Where do you find chromosomes in the human body?
we find chromosomes in DNA. i think
How does a DNA molecule make a exact copy of itself?
they break apart and they find other DNA strands and form more DNA strands.
Where can we find the DNA?
The DNA can be found in the nucleus
Where are the 2 places you will find DNA in a cell?
you'll find DNA in ribosomes and inside the nucleus.
Where and in what form is DNA found?
you can find DNA in the nucleus of a cell.
Where can models of DNA be found?
You can find DNA models online at the Wikipedia website. DNA models are representations of the topography and molecular geometry of DNA. One could also find DNA models at museums or science labs.
Where is the DNA in watermelons?
You can find the DNA in the nucleus of the skin of the water melon.
Were must a scientist look to find DNA?
To find DNA a scientist must look inside a cell's nucleus.
Do CSI find DNA?
Yes - crime scene investigators can find DNA. If there is blood, hair, skin, etc. they can obtain DNA. This can then be tested against suspects (or databases).
How can you find DNA strands?
it depends on what your trying to find it in
Where would you find a strand of DNA?
In a eukaryotic cell( multi celled/ uni celled), you would find DNA in the nucleus. In a prokaryotic cell( only unicellular) you would find it in the cytoplasm.
How long before percocets will not be found in your DNA?
DNA? Uh...no one is ever going to find Percocet in your DNA.
What part of a cell are you going to find the DNA?
the nucleus contains all DNA
Where do you find the nucleus in a neuron?
You will find DNA in the nucleus of the cell. If you want to go a little more in-depth, there is also mitochondrial DNA.
