1) q: a: central dogma includes the following: the dna codes for the production of messenger rna (mrna) during transcription. in eukaryotic cells, the mrna is processed and migrates from the to the messenger rna carries coded information to the where this information is translated and used i for protein synthesis. fill in the blanks within the text. a) nucleus, cytoplasm, ribosome b) nucleus, ribosome, golgi complex c) ribosome, er, golgi complex eliminate d) dna, rna, ribosome

The correct answer for the fill in the blank is A) Nucleus, cytoplasm, ribosome.

According to central dogma, genetic information is transferred from DNA ( deoxyribonucleic acid) to mRNA ( messenger RNA) and finally to proteins.

The DNA is converted to mRNA in a process called transcription. This takes place in the nucleus of the eukaryotic cells. mRNA moves to cytoplasm where it is finally converted to protein ( through translation) at the site called ribosomes.

In other words, mRNA carries information in the form of codons that is used  for the synthesis of proteins.

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