Question 7 • WI-Grade 8 Life Science A
DNA contains instructions that cells use to make proteins, so proteins are created from the code in DNA. Proteins are built from amino acids, and they contribute to the structures and functions of living things. Proteins are generally synthesized at ribosomes, not in the nucleus; DNA and RNA are nucleic acids, not proteins, and a protein’s shape is related to its function.
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