Asked by Dojo

What is the function of DNA and where is it found in a eukaryote cell?

A) sexual reproduction:ribosomes

***B) controls respiration:mitochondria

C) regulates all cell activity:nucleus

D) pass of like traits:endoplasmic reticulum

Can someone check my answer? Thank you!
Answered by Damon
Now many people when they get a DNA test are wondering where their ancestors came from. (not how they breathe)
Answered by Dojo
Oh well ok. I guess that's nice to know. Thanks?
Answered by Damon
well, which choice was about inherited traits?
Answered by Damon
Yes.
Answered by Anonymous
Okay. DNA is transcribed into mRNA and translated into amino acids. The amino acids are incorporated into proteins, which are used to regulate all activity in cells. Also, DNA is found in the nucleus in eukaryotic cells. The best a seed choice is C.
Answered by Anonymous
Okay. DNA is transcribed into mRNA and translated into amino acids. The amino acids are incorporated into proteins, which are used to regulate all activity in cells. Also, DNA is found in the nucleus in eukaryotic cells. The best answer choice is C.
Answered by Dojo
Oh hey. I already got this question correct but I wanted to say I appreciate the help.
Answered by Dojo
Sorry anonymous, but it was very helpful :)
Answered by sambria
what is it I need help?
Answered by Stormy
The answer is C
Answered by thx
anonymous is correct


and stormy :) thx
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