Why is DNA called the blueprint for life? A. It has the code to make carbohydrates. B. It stands for Director of New Activities. C. It has directions for making membranes. D. It contains the genetic material for living things on earth.
what do you think it might be?
im really not sure
please help
are there any that you can say are NOT right?
maybe d
yes! that is correct.
thanks i have more
Which of these is a major function of RNA? A. to make ribosomes B. to transport genetic information C. to make nucleic acids D. to direct activities in the cell
do you have a guess?
a
no b
not quite. DNA is the genetic material in ever cell. whenever something new is needed in the cell or the cell reproduces the DNA is used. RNA is DNA helper you could say. hope this helps.
so its b ofr nah
or nah
yes its B. like the person in the chat said.
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Why is the sequence of DNA important? A. It is used to create copies of cells. B. It makes sure there will be no mistakes in the information. C. It determines protein structure. D. It is needed to build new kinds of organisms.
help me
D i think
it was c but thank u any way i got a 100%
Here's a general overview of DNA. DNA codes for RNA. RNA codes for nucleic acids(proteins). The atcg letters are a specific code for the substance being made. Just like the order of directions in cooking matters, so do these letters. Furthermore, when DNA's genetic info is being copied to the RNA, the t is replaced with a u. Hope that serves as a little refresher!
It's D!(:
@arabpride because dna is blue and in the shape of a paw print?
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