In cells, the primary function (s) of deoxyribonucleotides is (are):

a) Synthesis of RNA

b) Synthesis of DNA

c) Cellular energy

d) Aand C

e) B and C

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Layla Baird

Biology

28 December, 02:56

In cells, the primary function (s) of deoxyribonucleotides is (are):

a) Synthesis of RNA

b) Synthesis of DNA

c) Cellular energy

d) Aand C

e) B and C

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Duncan · Answer 1

The correct answer will be option-A.

Explanation:

Deoxyribonucletoide stands for DNA, the genetic material of the organisms. This DNA is the hereditary material of the organism coding molecule is passed on to the generations, so it has to be replicated, form a transcript and translated to proteins.

The DNA transcription process produces a transcript chemical molecule with exactly the same language as of DNA called RNA. This RNA carries the information for the synthesis of protein molecule so it acts as a messenger molecule and is known as mRNA. Other types of RNA molecules are produced by the DNA which is named depending on the functions like transfer RNA or ribosomal RNA.

Thus, option - A is the correct answer.

In cells, the primary function (s) of deoxyribonucleotides is (are):a) Synthesis of RNAb) Synthesis of DNAc) Cellular energyd) Aand Ce) B and C

In cells, the primary function (s) of deoxyribonucleotides is (are):

a) Synthesis of RNA

b) Synthesis of DNA

c) Cellular energy

d) Aand C

e) B and C