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CENTRAL DOGMA
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The flow of genetic information
from DNA to RNA to protein
Initially, the central dogma of biology was simply thought
of as
DNA mRNA protein
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What do all those nitrogenous
bases mean?
On the RNA strand, each bracket contains 3 nucleotides.
3 nucleotides are called a codon, each codon represents an amino acid.
There are 64 (43) possible code words which is more than enough to code for the 20 amino acids
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DNA Transcription
Transcription occurs in the nucleus of the cell.
The gene sequence is copied into messenger RNA (mRNA).
mRNA has 4 nucleotide bases like DNA, but instead of Thymine (T) it has Uracil (U).
Transcription produces a single strand of mRNA.
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DNA Transcription
mRNA strand
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DNA Transcription
The completed mRNA strand leaves the nucleus via a nuclear pore and goes into the cytoplasm.