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Understanding Central Dogma in Biology

Discover the fundamental processes of transcription and translation in biology, where DNA is transcribed to mRNA and then translated into proteins. Explore the roles of RNA polymerase, tRNA, and the significance of Thymine and Uracil.

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Understanding Central Dogma in Biology

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  1. Chapter 15 Review Michael Marsh (did all of the work) Diego Alberto Gutierrez (Slacked off) Justin Cruz (Helped)

  2. Central Dogma of Biology • DNA is transcibed to make mRNA which is translated to make a protein

  3. Transcription • RNA Polymerase copies the template strand of DNA, and converts it into mRNA, • The Thymine in DNA is replaced by Uracil in mRNA

  4. Translation • Translation occurs in the process of the elongation cycle • tRNA copies mRNA to create an amino acid chain

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