According to the Central Dogma Theory, which pathway is correct? A. Proteins to RNA to DNA B. DNA to RNA to proteins C. RNA to DNA to proteins D. DNA to proteins to RNA

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According to the Central Dogma Theory, which pathway is correct?

A. Proteins to RNA to DNA

B. DNA to RNA to proteins

C. RNA to DNA to proteins

D. DNA to proteins to RNA

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B. Because to make RNA; RNA Polymerase must enter DNA.

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