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20 of 24 students submitted 4 not submitted
Nucleus or cell membrane?
Which structure contains genetic material in an animal cell?
- Nucleus Answer key
- 12 answers
- Cell membrane
- 8 answers
8 of 20 answers chose the cell membrane. That may point to confusion between storing DNA and controlling what enters the cell.
Try this next lesson
Draw an animal cell. Have students label where DNA is stored and where substances enter and leave, then explain why those are different structures.
A quick check to ask afterward
A substance enters an animal cell. Which structure does it cross, and which structure stores the cell's DNA?
Expected answer: It crosses the cell membrane. The nucleus stores the DNA.
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