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What is one role of ribonucleic acid (RNA) in organisms? A) It is the controller of substances entering and exiting a cell through the cellular membrane. B) It is the cell's method of storage and transmission of genetic material. C) It is the messenger between DNA and the protein-synthesis ribosomes. D) It is the cellular organelle which signals apoptosis, or programmed cell death, to help the organism survive

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ferretgirl02

A the cell membrane controls what enters and leaves the cell
B DNA is how cells store genetic material, but some single celled organisms use RNA instead of DNA
C The DNA is read and copied into RNA to synthesize proteins
D I'm pretty sure lysosomes do that RNA is definitely not an organelle
The best answer I would think is C, but B could work too

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