What cell function does the nucleic acid have?

Answer 1

Functions of nucleic acids are:

• The main functions is store and transfer genetic information.
• To use the genetic information to direct the synthesis of new protein.
• The deoxyribonucleic acid is the storage for place for genetic information in the cell.
• DNA controls the synthesis of RNA in the cell.
• The genetic information is transmitted from DNA to the protein synthesizers in the cell.
• RNA also directs the production of new protein by transmitting genetic information to the protein building structures.
• The function of the nitrogenous base sequences in the DNA backbone determines the proteins being synthesized.
• The function of the double helix of the DNA is that no disorders occur in the genetic information if it is lost or damaged.
• RNA directs synthesis of proteins.
• m-RNA takes genetic message from RNA.
• t-RNA transfers activated amino acid, to the site of protein synthesis.
• r-RNA are mostly present in the ribosomes, and responsible for stability of m-RNA.

Answer 2

Nucleic acids are responsible for storing and transmitting genetic information in cells. They are essential for protein synthesis and play a crucial role in cell division, growth, and development. Nucleic acids also participate in various cellular processes, such as encoding enzymes and regulating gene expression.