This is all the more so because the
central dogma has many exceptions.
THE PRACTICE OF PRESENCE; CONSCIOUSNESS, MEDITATION, HEALTH AND SPIRITUALITY
That's right, there's a breakdown in the
Central Dogma; the DNA sequence one finds, following translation and processing, may not always be the same as the RNA sequence that gets to the ribosome and directs production of a protein--and we're talking about exons here, never mind introns and alternative splicing.
RNA editing: when what you se(quence) isn't what you get
Genetics, inheritance and evolution are more complicated than the one-way street of DNA to RNA to protein that is still described (and taught) as the
central dogma of genetics (see Figure 1, p20).
Genetics, epigenetics and disease
Duarte and Lima (economics, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil) gather historians of macroeconomics to examine the roots of the
central dogma of current macroeconomics and to investigate issues surrounding the relationship between macro and microeconomics.
Microfoundations reconsidered; the relationship of micro and macroeconomics in historical perspective
In molecular biology, proteins are known to be constructed by a process, called the
central dogma, of converting a gene to protein via the transcription and translation phases, where transcription refers to the phase of producing ribonucleic acid, or RNA, copies from deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA.
Increasing splicing site prediction by training gene set based on species
* The
Central Dogma: the gene [right arrow] protein [right arrow] trait link is made manifest here;
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans
Thus it covers
central dogma of molecular biology along with other features.
SAP: A WEB BASED PACKAGE FOR SEQUENCE ANALYSIS AND MANIPULATION
Genetic loophole The occasional switch of a chemical unit in RNA to a slightly different form can cause a cell's protein-building machinery to roll right through a molecular stop sign, a find that violates the
central dogma of genetics (SN: 7/16/11, p.
Genes & cells
"In the development of this personalistic aspect of the divine natural law as law of faith Luther's doctrine of law culminates, just as justification by faith alone is the
central dogma of his theology.
Lex Charitatis: A Juristic Disquisition on Law in the Theology of Martin Luther
1.4.2
Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Converting DNA to Protein
A proposed algorithm using DNA-based cryptography and steganography techniques
However, the
Central Dogma is often taught in a basic, linear fashion.
Science Education paper Abstracts
Placing trust in writing at the centre of literacy studies has moved from innovation to
central dogma in the decades since From Memory to Written Record.
Schulte, Petra, Marco Mostert and Irene van Renswoude, eds, Strategies of Writing: Studies on Text and Trust in the Middle Ages
The environment influencing "genetic change" challenges a
central dogma of science.
Back to Darwin: A Richer Account of Evolution
Torrance, the doctrine of the Trinity "is the innermost heart of the Christian faith, the
central dogma of classical theology, the fundamental grammar of our knowledge of God."
The Facebooking God ... making sense of the trinity