Prior to protein synthesis- DNAattracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acidscontains anticodons that must become codonsmust first undergo replicationserves as a template the production of mRNA

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Protein synthesis is the process of translation where proteins are formed due to the presence of bases on the mRNA. This mRNA helps in the formation of proteins that are responsible for certain functions. Before the process translation, another process occurs which is termed as transcription. In transcription mRNA is produced from DNA, here DNA acts as a template and forms its complementary mRNA. This is followed by protein synthesis. All these processes are constituted together and are called the central dogma.
So, the correct option is 'Serves as a template for the production of mRNA'.

Prior to protein synthesis, DNAattracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acidscontains anticodons that must become codonsmust first undergo replicationserves as a template for the production of mRNA

Prior to protein synthesis, DNA
attracts tRNAs with appropriate amino acids
contains anticodons that must become codons
must first undergo replication
serves as a template for the production of mRNA