Editor's Pick: 'DNA Printing' in the Cloud, Part 1

'DNA Printing' in the Cloud, Part 1

Ned Madden Dec 18, 2018 11:02 AM PT
	DNA printing is based on the natural flow of genetic information in a cell from DNA through RNA to amino acids to proteins, from gene to protein, genome to proteome, genomics to proteomics. DNA, life's foundation blueprint, makes up genes, the instructions for making proteins -- the complex molecules that do most of the work in living organisms. "DNA makes RNA makes proteins make Life." [More...]

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