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Yalnızca proteinler için bir parmak izi değil: Kodlamayan RNA’ların önemi

Moleküler biyolojinin merkezi dogmasına göre DNA, haberci RNA’yı (mRNA) oluşturmak için bir şablon olarak kullanılır; bu RNA da vücudumuzdaki dokuları oluşturan ve hücrelerimizin ve organlarımızın ana işlevlerini yerine getiren proteinlere çevrilir. Başka bir deyişle, DNA…

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