1. A type of RNA molecule that is transcribed from DNA and carries an instructional template for the

assembly of amino acids into proteins. In a eukarvotic cell It leaves the nucleus and

the cytoplasm.

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Roger

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20 May, 18:27

1. A type of RNA molecule that is transcribed from DNA and carries an instructional template for the

assembly of amino acids into proteins. In a eukarvotic cell It leaves the nucleus and

the cytoplasm.

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Pineda · Answer 1

I agree with that dude mRNA

Bush · Answer 2

mRNA

Explanation:

mRNA holds the code from DNA in order to transport the code to a ribosome to be transcribed into a protein.

mRNA is a key part of protein synthesis and travels from the nucleus to the ribosome in eukaryotic cells.

1. A type of RNA molecule that is transcribed from DNA and carries an instructional template for theassembly of amino acids into proteins. In a eukarvotic cell It leaves the nucleus andthe cytoplasm.dominacids

1. A type of RNA molecule that is transcribed from DNA and carries an instructional template for the

assembly of amino acids into proteins. In a eukarvotic cell It leaves the nucleus and

the cytoplasm.

dominacids