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  • The Nucleus: Where DNA and Genetic Traits Reside
    The cell that contains colored bodies (organelles) and DNA that passes traits to new cells is the nucleus.

    Here's why:

    * Colored bodies: You're likely referring to chromosomes, which are made of DNA and protein. These are often stained with dyes, giving them a colored appearance under a microscope.

    * DNA: The nucleus is the control center of the cell and houses the cell's DNA. DNA contains the genetic instructions that determine the traits an organism inherits.

    * Passing traits to new cells: During cell division, the DNA in the nucleus is duplicated and passed on to the new daughter cells, ensuring that they inherit the same genetic information.

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