Central dogma in molecular biology is :...

Central dogma in molecular biology is `:`

A

RNA `rarr` DNA `rarr `Protein

B

RNA `rarr` Protein `rarr` DNA

C

DNA`rarr` RNA `rarr` Protein

D

DNA `rarr` Protein `rarr `RNA

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C

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Central Dogma Of Molecular Biology

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Consider the following statements : A. RNA has evolved from DNA with chemical modification that make it more unstable. B. Central dogma in molecular biology states that the genetic information flows from DNA rarr RNA rarr Protein. C. In some virsus like tobacco mosaic viruses, QB bacteriophage, DNA is the genetic material. D. Euchromatin is said to be transcriptionally active chromatin, whereas heterochromatin is inactive. Of the above statements :

A

B and C are correct

B

B and D are correct

C

A and B correct

D

A and D are correct

The 'central dogma' of molecular biology :

A

status that translation precedes transcription

B

states that DNA is template for all RNA production

C

pertains only to prokaryotes because humans are unique

D

states that DNA is a template only for DNA replication

The central dogma of molecular biology is represented as

A

DNA `to` r- RNA

B

DNA `to` m RNA `to` Proteins

C

RNA `to` DNA `to` Proteins

D

RNA `to` DNA `to` RNA `to` Proteins

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Central dogma in molecular biology is :
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Translation is a process in which :
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The process of translation is :
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Translation of genetic information results in the synthesis of :
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Synthesis of polypeptide over m-RNA is :
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Choose the wrong statement in the process of protein synthesis
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Which statement about translation is not true ?
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Out of the given four combination which one prossess the integrated pr...
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During translation initiation in prokaryotes, a GTP molecule is needed...
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Which is not directly involved in protein synthesis ?
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Which of the following pairs is correct ?
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Protein synthesis in an animal cell occurs
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Protein synthesis occurs on :
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The enzyme peptidyl transferase of prokaryotes risides in :
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RNA is involved in the biosynthesis of :
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Protein biosynthesis requires all of the following except :
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Heterogeneous nuclear RNA (hn-RNA) is converted to m-RNA by :
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How many high energy phosphate bond equivalents are utilized in the pr...
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The reaction, Amino acid + ATP rarr Aminoacyl -MAP+ P-P depicts :
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The enzyme aminoacyl synthetase facilitates :
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The first step in the biosynthesis of polypeptide in catalysed by :
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