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Translation is the part of the central dogma of molecular biology. a RNA to DNA b DNA to Proteins C DNA to RNA d RNA to protein
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Translation is the

part of the central dogma of molecular
biology.
a RNA to DNA
b DNA to Proteins
C DNA to RNA
d RNA to protein

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answer: D. RNA to protein
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D rna to protein :-)
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