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Hello, in this question we are going to discuss about the central dogma in molecular biology.
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Molecular biology.
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So it is a process where dna can convert into the amino acid through many steps like replication replication, replication it is there, transcription it is there and also the translation process.
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So the synthesis of this amino acid, they cannot be ordered directly by the dna.
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This dna itself can transcript fast which is then translated into the amino acid or the protein.
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So for the first time in 1958, this cricc suggests that there is a unidirectional flow.
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Unidirectional flow of the information of the material from dna to rna and from rna to protein.
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And this is known as the central dogma of microbiology.
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That is, dna is here, then the transcription of this rna synthesis, transcription process takes place.
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And then from rna to protein, that is, with the help of the translation process, the information get transferred.
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And here this dna itself do the replication.
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That is the dna synthesis.
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Furthermore, in 1963, h .m.
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Tamin isolates the polymerases from the rosercoma...