Answer:
In order to be able to make proteins, RNA has to migrate or travel to the cell cytoplasm.
Explanation:
RNA, specifically messenger RNA (mRNA) is responsible for carrying the genetic information needed for make proteins, so it must migrate from the cell nucleus to the cytoplasm.
DNA transcription and RNA synthesis, as well as maturation, occur in the cell nucleus. From there, the mRNA must travel to the cytoplasm to meet the ribosomes and initiate protein synthesis.
