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What is the central dogma in molecular genetics?
What is the central dogma in molecular genetics?
- Genetic information is stored in DNA, then transcribed to RNA, and finally translated to proteins (correct)
- Genetic information is directly translated from DNA to proteins
- Genetic information is stored in RNA, then transcribed to DNA, and finally translated to proteins
- Genetic information is stored in proteins, then transcribed to RNA, and finally translated to DNA
What is the outcome of following the 'instruction manual' of a genome?
What is the outcome of following the 'instruction manual' of a genome?
- The result of the interaction between the instructions and the environment (Phenotype = Genotype + Environment) (correct)
- The direct translation of DNA into proteins
- An indirect influence on the environment
- A direct representation of the genetic code
What is the best explanation for the complexity of biological organisms according to the lecture?
What is the best explanation for the complexity of biological organisms according to the lecture?
- Evolution (correct)
- Direct genetic encoding
- Environmental factors
- Molecular interactions
What does the term 'genotype' refer to in molecular genetics?
What does the term 'genotype' refer to in molecular genetics?
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What do genomes represent in molecular genetics?
What do genomes represent in molecular genetics?
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