Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.¶
CRICK, F. (1970). Central Dogma of Molecular Biology. Nature, 227(5258), 561-563.
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Primes¶
- Serialization
- Recording and photography: a live moment or sound serialized into image, grooves, tape, or samples; playback is the deserialization, the medium the transportable form. Molecular biology: the central dogma DNA → mRNA → protein as a two-stage serialize-transport-deserialize pipeline, with mRNA the linear form traversing the cytoplasm and ribosomal translation reconstructing function.
This sourceStates the directional flow of sequence information DNA → RNA → protein, the biological serialize-transport-deserialize pipeline.
- Recording and photography: a live moment or sound serialized into image, grooves, tape, or samples; playback is the deserialization, the medium the transportable form. Molecular biology: the central dogma DNA → mRNA → protein as a two-stage serialize-transport-deserialize pipeline, with mRNA the linear form traversing the cytoplasm and ribosomal translation reconstructing function.
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