Answer:
Option number<u> 3</u> that is<u><em> DNA controls the production of proteins in the cell</em></u> is the best relationship between the three structures which are DNA, Protein and cell.
Explanation:
<u>DNA</u> is an important part of every prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell. DNA stands for<u><em> Deoxyribonucleic Acid</em></u>. It is a long molecule made up of multiple <u><em>single units called a Nucleotide</em></u>. Each nucleotide contains a <u><em>phosphate group </em></u>(PO4), a <u><em>sugar group</em></u> and a <u><em>nitrogenous base</em></u>. DNA is composed of two long chains that wind around each other to form a double helical structure that contains<u><em> genetic instructions and information regarding the development, functioning, growth and reproduction of all organisms known</em></u>. This is all achieved via<u><em> formation of proteins through a process known as Transcription and Translation. </em></u>
Information about a particular protein formation is transcribed from a DNA into mRNA known as Transcription which is then translated into a molecule known as Protein in a process called Translation. This is how DNA controls the production of Proteins in the cells.
As far as other options in the asked question are concerned,<u><em> DNA is not formed from protein </em></u>but rather derived from linking up of nucleotides.
Proteins are not composed of DNA but are made up of building blocks which are known as<u><em> Amino Acids</em></u>. Amino Acids are organic molecules which have both a carboxyl (-COOH) and an amino (-NH2) group.
Cells do not make DNA by digesting proteins, rather proteins are degraded back into Amino acids when digested.