1. What is DNA? • DNA is the control molecule of life. DNA hasthree major functions: 1. DNA CONTROLS: •DNA carries a CODE. Genetic instructionsare encoded in the sequence…

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[email protected] Basics of Protein Synthesis From: Protein Data Bank PDB ID: 1A3N Tame, J., Vallone, B.: Deoxy Human Hemoglobin. 1998 Angel L. Salaman-Bayron, Ph.D. [email protected]…

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