What is the primary function of DNA in organisms?

F.) binds to specific active sides

G.) stores genetic information

H.) transports amino acids to the ribosomes

J.) produces chromosomes for sexual reproduction

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Carlie Turner

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3 February, 19:35

What is the primary function of DNA in organisms?

F.) binds to specific active sides

G.) stores genetic information

H.) transports amino acids to the ribosomes

J.) produces chromosomes for sexual reproduction

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Karlie Moran · Answer 1

G. Stores Genetic information.

Primary function of DNA in organisms is to store genetic information. They are made up of nitrogenous bases including cytosine, guanine, adenine and thymine. The sequence of those bases is translated to amino acid sequence and then causes formation of proteins. Since proteins are crucial for all cellular functions, thus, it is important to preserve their information in DNA. Also, this genetic information is transmitted from one organism to its off-springs.

What is the primary function of DNA in organisms?F.) binds to specific active sidesG.) stores genetic informationH.) transports amino acids to the ribosomesJ.) produces chromosomes for sexual reproduction

What is the primary function of DNA in organisms?

F.) binds to specific active sides

G.) stores genetic information

H.) transports amino acids to the ribosomes

J.) produces chromosomes for sexual reproduction