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Central Dogma
DNAgtRNAgtProtein
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Gene Region of DNA that controls a
discrete hereditary characteristic of an
organism, usually corresponding to a
single protein or RNA.
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GenePhysical and functional unit of heredity,
which carries information from one generation to
the next. In molecular terms, it is the entire
DNA sequence including exons, introns,
and non-coding transcription-control regionsneede
d for the production of functional protein or RNA.
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38,016 possible isoforms
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