Answer: DNA contains the genetic information needed to make proteins that function in the cell.
Explanation: DNA is a biological macromolecules that serve as repository of genetic information. The nucleotide sequences of DNA encode the primary structures of all cellular RNAs and proteins and indirectly affect the synthesis of all other cellular constituents. DNA is first copied into an mRNA in a process known as transcription, then the mRNA is used to make proteins in a process known as translation. The structure and function of any cellular protein is determined by the genetic instructions encoded in a DNA sequence.
