State central dogma in molecular biology. who proposed it?is it universally applicable?explain
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producing appropriate enzymes or proteins from the corresponding codon simply refers central dogma
DNA---------mRNA---------protein
DNA-mRNA is called transcription done with the help of reverse transcriptase
mRNA -------protein is called translation
transcrition is transcripting or reading the codon by rna which is the cheif in producing enzymes.mrna----proteins is called translation the read codon is converted into enzyme
it was established by francis crick and it is surely universally accepted
DNA---------mRNA---------protein
DNA-mRNA is called transcription done with the help of reverse transcriptase
mRNA -------protein is called translation
transcrition is transcripting or reading the codon by rna which is the cheif in producing enzymes.mrna----proteins is called translation the read codon is converted into enzyme
it was established by francis crick and it is surely universally accepted
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