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How is the information in a DNA molecule expressed in an organism?

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How is the information in a DNA molecule expressed in an organism?

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through recombinant DNA
through proteins
through plasmids or
through RNA polymerase

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through proteins

nuria

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through proteins

DNA is transcribed (expressed) into mRNA
mRNA is translated in association with tRNA and the end product are proteins.

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RNA polymerase

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