Question

In organisms of any domain, genetic information is encoded in DNA and transcribed into RNA. This happens because

Answer 1

Answer: Organisms share a common ancestor, so they also all share core life processes

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Because organisms have both DNA and RNA, transcription takes place instead of translation. Organisms self-replicate in the same way.

Because all organisms have a common ancestor, they all have the same basic life processes.

DNA is used to duplicate organisms, whereas RNA is used to store genetic information.