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How do the cell's organelles know what to do? Ribosomes provide the instructions DNA provides the instructions. Protein provides the instructions. Cilia provide the instructions.
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How do the cell's organelles know what to do?

Ribosomes provide the instructions

DNA provides the instructions.

Protein provides the instructions.

Cilia provide the instructions.

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THE DNA PROVIDES THE INSTRUCTION. The correct option is B.
The DNA is located inside the nucleus. Genes are the constituents of DNA and they determine what happens in the cell based on the genetic information that they carry.
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