How is all the information contained in the DNA molecule able to fit in the nucleus?

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S.S
Jan 17, 2017

The information is a combination of an arrangement of the same #4# bases - #2# base pairs - that are very small and, in DNA, very compact.

Explanation:

DNA is incredibly small when compared to the nucleus.

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