Question

question 7
1 pts
what is the function and importance of the nucleus in eukaryotic cells.
c. to keep rna out of the dna
b. to protect the dna and allow rna in/out to carry the instructions (coded in the genes) from dna to the cell
d. to take orders from the cell to the dna to turn on genes
a. to be the center of the cell

Explanation:

The nucleus in eukaryotic cells contains the DNA. It is surrounded by a nuclear membrane which protects the DNA. RNA can enter and exit the nucleus to carry genetic information (transcribed from DNA) to the rest of the cell for protein - synthesis.

Answer:

B. To protect the DNA and allow RNA in/out to carry the instructions (coded in the genes) from DNA to the Cell