Question

What is central dogma of molecular genetics

Answer 1

Answer:

Central dogma was given by Crick.

The formation of m - RNA from DNA and then synthesis of protein from it is known as central dogma.

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Answer 2

Central Dogma Of Molecular Genetics

• The DNA contains the genetic information for the cellular functions, development and heredity of organisms.

• Genes act by producing proteins.

• The unidirectional flow of genetic information from nucleic acid to protein ( DNA – RNA and from RNA to protein) is called central dogma.

• If two RNA molecules produced, yhey would be complementary to each other and form a double stranded RNA this could prevent translation.