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DNA leaves the nucleus:

A. to start the translation
B. to start the transcription
C. DNA never leaves the nucleus
D. to create ribosomes

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Final answer:

DNA remains in the nucleus and uses mRNA as an intermediary for protein synthesis through transcription and translation.


Explanation:

DNA never leaves the nucleus but uses messenger RNA (mRNA) as an intermediary to communicate with the cell. During transcription, DNA is read to create an mRNA molecule which then leaves the nucleus for the ribosomes in the cytoplasm for translation into proteins.


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