All the information needed to make proteins is coded in DNA by what?

Answer 1

DNA is encoded through certain molecules Adenine "A", Thymine "T", Guanine "G", and Cytosine "C", the "code" of DNA. "A" is always bonded with "T", and "G" with "C". During Protein Syntheses, an enzyme will create an RNA molecule from the DNA molecule, which will be used to link the amino acids that make up proteins. there are a number of amino acids, and each one has a specific 3 letter code from the encoded molecules in DNA that they will bond to, and this will organize the amino acids into proteins

Answer 2

All the information needed to make proteins is coded in DNA by sequences of nucleotide bases called codons. Each codon corresponds to a specific amino acid or a stop signal in protein synthesis.