DNA stores the genetic memory of an entity.
RNA transports that memory to where it needs to go.
For a good breakdown of the difference between the two, scroll down to the related links and check out that site.
You can look at DNA as a book with all the codes that build a person. And RNA is a copy of a page or one code that creates proteins which makes the specific cell do its job.
for example: A blood cell produces different proteins than, lets say hair cells because they have different jobs that call for different proteins.
If we look at the "central dogma" of Biology: DNA ¨ RNA ¨ Protein, it is clear that the DNA molecule (that keeps the "information" in its double-stranded conformation) produces an RNA molecule (a single strand molecule) in the event known as "transcription". This RNA molecule is "translated" into a protein (during the translation event) in order to give a biological response. In resume, the RNA molecule is the single-stranded molecule composed by a sequence of nucleotides, that comes from the DNA molecule, and is translated into a protein.
b. protiens are made from rna, which is created from dna
Proteins are synthesized during translation.
A chain of amino acids.
Cells contain DNA,which controls the production of proteins
Proteins are made only at certain times in certain cells.
genes are codes for proteins that determine traits
Proteins make RNA, which then creates DNA.
Proteins are synthesized during translation.
A conditional statement
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He was a soldier.
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