Check out the illustration above. Using the CORRECT terminology, matched with the correct lettered structures, explain how all are related to inheritance.

A) This cell (B) contains chromosomes (A) in the nucleus (C). The
chromosomes are made up of genes (D) that are made of short strands of
DNA (E).

B) In every cell on Earth (B), DNA (A) is found in the nucleus (C). The DNA is
organized into genes (D) which build chromosomes (E), which we inherit
from our parents.

C) This is a cell (B) with a nucleus (C) containing DNA (A). The DNA is
organized into chromosomes (D). A section of the chromosome that codes
for a trait is called a gene (E).

D) This is a cell (B) with a nucleus () that contains 46 chromosomes (A). The
chromosomes are makeup of many genes (E) that, in turn, are made up of
long strands of tightly coiled DNA (D).
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