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APBIO142-030 with labs 17.01 to 17.02 - Video Quiz

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DNA is into RNA, which is into protein.

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A.translated; transferred

B.translated; transcribed

C.transcribed; translated

D.transferred; transcribed

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This item tests knowledge of the central dogma: how genetic information flows from DNA to RNA to protein. Option 1: 'translated; transferred' suggests DNA becomes protein directly through translation, which is incorrect because translation occurs after transcriptio......Login to view full explanation

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