The sequential events that occur during protein synthesis are

Question

The sequential events that occur during protein synthesis are  (A) Protein arrow Translation arrow Transcription arrow DNA (B) DNA arrow Transcription arrow Transiation arrow Protein (C) Translation arrow Transcription arrow DNA arrow Protein (D) DNA arrow Protein arrow Translation arrow Transcription

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The central dogma of protein synthesis is DNA

Transcription m RN A Translation

Protein.
It is the flow of information from DNA to wRNA (transcription) and then decoding the information present in mRNA in the formation of protein (translation).

Q. The sequential events that occur during protein synthesis are _________

Protein $\to$ Translation $\to$ Transcription $\to$ DNA

DNA $\to$ Transcription $\to$ Transiation $\to$ Protein

Translation $\to$ Transcription $\to$ DNA $\to$ Protein

DNA $\to$ Protein $\to$ Translation $\to$ Transcription

The central dogma of protein synthesis is DNA
$Transcription m RN A Translation$ Protein.
It is the flow of information from DNA to wRNA (transcription) and then decoding the information present in mRNA in the formation of protein (translation).

Q. The sequential events that occur during protein synthesis are _________

Protein → Translation → Transcription → DNA

DNA → Transcription → Transiation → Protein

Translation → Transcription → DNA → Protein

DNA → Protein → Translation → Transcription

The central dogma of protein synthesis is DNA Transcription​mRNATranslation​ Protein. It is the flow of information from DNA to wRNA (transcription) and then decoding the information present in mRNA in the formation of protein (translation).

Protein $\to$ Translation $\to$ Transcription $\to$ DNA

DNA $\to$ Transcription $\to$ Transiation $\to$ Protein

Translation $\to$ Transcription $\to$ DNA $\to$ Protein

DNA $\to$ Protein $\to$ Translation $\to$ Transcription

The central dogma of protein synthesis is DNA
$Transcription m RN A Translation$ Protein.
It is the flow of information from DNA to wRNA (transcription) and then decoding the information present in mRNA in the formation of protein (translation).