How Is DNA Important to a Cell

question 46

Multiple Choice

How is DNA important to a cell?

• A)DNA is the cell membrane that allows nutrients to enter the cell and waste to leave the cell.
• B)DNA contains the information necessary to make all of the molecules required by the organism and to reproduce itself.
• C)DNA contains the information necessary for a cell to defend itself against nearby enemy cells.
• D)DNA is the molecule that stores energy within a cell.

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Intentional Act

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