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To determine: The difficulty that a system would pose in which DNA serves directly as the template for polypeptides synthesis.
Introduction: The process that describes the relationship between the DNA, RNA, and proteins is known as the central dogma of modern genetics. It is the basis of genetics because this describes the process of protein synthesis.
To determine: The observations and theoretical considerations that argue against the proposal which consider the possibility that DNA directly serves the template strand for polypeptide synthesis.
Introduction: Proteins are the polypeptides that are made up of different types of amino acids. One amino acid is made up of three

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