Not all DNA codes for proteins
Explanation:
- DNA (Deoxy Ribonucleic acid) is the genetic material present in all the eukaryotes.
- An experiment conducted in the 1960s proved that most parts of DNA are composed of long strings of repeated sequence which does not code for proteins.
- The process involves in coding for a protein are the transcription of DNA to RNA, then translation followed by protein synthesis. There are enzymes involved in these processes.
- As per the latest study, it states that only 1 per cent of genes code for proteins rest 99 per cent is called the non-coding DNA.
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