Question

in eukaryotic cells, dna is stored in the nucleus. but amino acids are assembled into proteins at ribosomes found throughout the cells cytoplasm or attached to the endoplasmic reticulum. certain types of ribonucleic acid, or rna, act as messengers by copying the instructions in a gene and carrying them from the nucleus to the ribosomes. then, the ribosomes use the genetic code to build a protein. complete the paragraph. rna ribosome nucleus dna the contains instructions for making proteins, but in eukaryotic cells it is confined to the. the job of the is to copy these genetic instructions and carry them to a to make proteins.

Explanation:

DNA holds the protein - making instructions. In eukaryotes, it's in the nucleus. RNA copies those instructions. Ribosomes use the copied info (from RNA) to make proteins.

Answer:

The DNA contains instructions for making proteins, but in eukaryotic cells it is confined to the nucleus. The job of the RNA is to copy these genetic instructions and carry them to a ribosome to make proteins.