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What does the central dogma of molecular biology involve?
What does the central dogma of molecular biology involve?
- The process of transcription and translation (correct)
- Mutation and genetic drift
- DNA replication and gene expression
- Cell division and protein synthesis
Why is transcription considered a necessary process in biology?
Why is transcription considered a necessary process in biology?
- It directly produces energy for the cell.
- It is required for cell division.
- It helps in the elimination of mutated genes.
- It converts DNA into a usable form of RNA. (correct)
What is the primary function of translation in the central dogma?
What is the primary function of translation in the central dogma?
- To produce RNA from DNA
- To degrade RNA molecules
- To replicate DNA
- To synthesize proteins from mRNA (correct)
What does directionality refer to in the context of transcription and translation?
What does directionality refer to in the context of transcription and translation?
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How does gene expression differ between eukaryotes and prokaryotes?
How does gene expression differ between eukaryotes and prokaryotes?
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