CENTRAL DOGMA OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

The Central Dogma in Molecular Biology involves: DNA to RNA to Protein. (True/ False)

The central dogma in molecular biology involves DNA to RNA to Proteins.

(i) Repetitive DNA sequences are called microsatellites. (ii) Hershey could prove that proteins are the infective part of a virus. (iii) Antibiotics inhibit stages of bacterial protein synthesis in pathogenic forms. (iv) DNA to RNA to proteins is the central dogma in molecular biology.

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 :

Central Dogma and Theories of DNA replication

Central Dogma' was proposed by

Define Central dogma.

A diagrammatic representation of the central dogma in molecular biology is given below. Identify A, B and C by selecting the correct option :

Central Dogma is elated with the synthesis of -

Central Dogma of modern genetics is