All cells store their permanent genetic information in DNA, due to the inherent stability of the DNA molecule. RNA is used to transmit this information to the rest of the cell. DNA information is copied into RNA, which can be read out by the cell's ribsomes. This RNA is then dissoved into its component molecules and reused in the creation of new RNA. These temporary RNA copies of DNA information are known as messenger RNA (mRNA). Messenger RNA, translated on ribosomes to produce proteins