What is a translation of DNA?

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Mandira P.
May 23, 2016

Translation is process of protein synthesis directed by mRNA; it takes place on ribosomal surface. So DNA is not directly involved in translation.

Explanation:

DNA could be described as a huge cook-book. Each gene present on DNA is a unique recipe. One such recipe is copied on RNA by a process called transcription. This RNA in turn helps in translation of the protein in cytoplasm of the cell.

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