The “central dogma” in biology is generally the idea that genetic information (DNA) encodes RNA which is translated into protein

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The “central dogma” in biology is generally the idea that genetic information (DNA) encodes RNA which is translated into protein

s (DNA  RNA  polypeptide and then protein). Describe (generally) the main steps of this process (in eukaryotic cells), listing at least five steps in the process. Then, briefly describe two ways that this process isn’t always so linear, or doesn’t proceed in this typical fashion

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jonny [76] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-29T21:29:43+03:00

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