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Explore how all living cells transcribe their hereditary information into RNA, the intermediary molecule essential for protein synthesis. Understand the mechanisms, types of RNA, regulation processes, and the significance of transcription in cellular function and genetic expression

All Cells Transcribe Portions of Their Hereditary Information into the Same Intermediary Form (RNA)

IntroductionTranscription is a fundamental biological process through which cells convert genetic information encoded in DNA into RNA, an intermediary molecule essential for protein synthesis. This conversion is pivotal for gene

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