A phenotype is a trait that is visible in an organism such as eye color and height. This indeed led to so many observable characteristics seen in an organism. Information encoded in the DNA inside of nucleus of living cell must go though many stages: DNA~RNA~Protein with various other steps before the final product. A copy of the DNA facilitates information in genes to become available for protein synthesis. Pre-mRNA is the first sequence and then messenger-RNA is the final step before protein. Different parts of the sequence is removed through a process called splicing. Some parts of the Pre-mRNA called are introns are removed, and different pieces called exons are sew together for translation. In the past, introns were considered as pieces without any function in the cells. And one gene gives rise to one protein, but now it is believe different proteins can emerge from a single gene. Knitting the exons in different ways can give rise to different proteins. Gene expression is the process by which information in a gene is converted to a protein. This process involves in direct flow of information from DNA to RNA and then
A phenotype is a trait that is visible in an organism such as eye color and height. This indeed led to so many observable characteristics seen in an organism. Information encoded in the DNA inside of nucleus of living cell must go though many stages: DNA~RNA~Protein with various other steps before the final product. A copy of the DNA facilitates information in genes to become available for protein synthesis. Pre-mRNA is the first sequence and then messenger-RNA is the final step before protein. Different parts of the sequence is removed through a process called splicing. Some parts of the Pre-mRNA called are introns are removed, and different pieces called exons are sew together for translation. In the past, introns were considered as pieces without any function in the cells. And one gene gives rise to one protein, but now it is believe different proteins can emerge from a single gene. Knitting the exons in different ways can give rise to different proteins. Gene expression is the process by which information in a gene is converted to a protein. This process involves in direct flow of information from DNA to RNA and then