Which of the following statements is most consistent with the DNA Hypothesis? The amount of DNA will generally increase from cell type to cell type as the number of:(1 point)

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chromosomes in the cytoplasm increases from cell type to cell type.
chromosomes in the cytoplasm increases from cell type to cell type.

amino acids in the nucleus increases from cell type to cell type.
amino acids in the nucleus increases from cell type to cell type.

amino acids in the cytoplasm increases from cell type to cell type.
amino acids in the cytoplasm increases from cell type to cell type.

chromosomes in the nucleus increases from cell type to cell type.

Answer 1

The statement that is most consistent with the DNA Hypothesis is:

"chromosomes in the nucleus increases from cell type to cell type."

This is because the amount of DNA in a cell is typically related to the number of chromosomes it contains, which are located in the nucleus. Different cell types can have different numbers of chromosomes, impacting the total amount of DNA.