Question

complete the paragraph.
rna nucleus protein synthesis dna replication ribosome dna
located inside the of eukaryotic cells, an organisms
contains instructions for making proteins. these genetic instructions
are carried by to a , where they are used in a
process called to make proteins.

Explanation:

1. Eukaryotic cells store their genetic material in a membrane-bound organelle called the nucleus.
2. DNA is the molecule that holds the genetic instructions for building proteins.
3. RNA (specifically mRNA) transcribes the DNA instructions and carries them out of the nucleus.
4. Ribosomes are the cellular structures where proteins are assembled, receiving the RNA's instructions.
5. The overall process of using genetic instructions to build proteins is called protein synthesis.

Answer:

Located inside the nucleus of eukaryotic cells, an organism's
DNA contains instructions for making proteins. These genetic instructions
are carried by RNA to a ribosome, where they are used in a
process called protein synthesis to make proteins.