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DNA-RNA-Protein Information Flow
DNA stores genetic information in cells; that information is converted into proteins by reading the DNA code, with RNA serving as an intermediary 'throwaway copy'—though over the last two decades RNA has been recognized as having important functional roles of its own in controlling the flow of genetic information.
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Jennifer DoudnaEvidence Quote
“RNA molecules are not just throwaway copies of of the genome, but they are actually uh molecules that have a lot of interesting functions in their own right”
Created: 6/14/2026, 1:51:37 AM
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