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Why does the body use an RNA to leave the nucleus and give the message of the DNA to the ribosome?
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Why does the body use an RNA to leave the nucleus and give the message of the DNA to the ribosome?

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ribosomes which make proteins are not found inside the nucleus but on endoplasmic reticulum and in cytoplasm. DNA creates RNA to do this job of leaving nucleus and delivering genes so that proteins are created.

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