Where is the DNA located in your bodies and what does the DNA do?

Answer 1

DNA is in no cells of the body except red blood cells. It is smaller than microscopic, and stays inside the membrane of the cell. The cell's membrane is it's brain (hence membrain).

DNA is a code, and each little piece of it makes a part your body needs to continue, for example, if you cut yourself, you grow new skin cells to heal, but the tiny parts of those skin cells need to be made from the blueprints contained in DNA, so your body reads the DNA, then arranges all the pieces into a part for the cell, then puts the cell together and it then goes off to do the job it is needed for. DNA has helped you body keep going.

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Answer 2

DNA is located in the nucleus of cells in our bodies. It carries genetic information that determines our physical traits and controls the functions of our cells by coding for specific proteins.