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The ‘central dogma’ introduced by Francis Crick in the 1950s states that the information necessary to produce proteins is contained in the DNA. This is made possible through the DNA first being transcribed to mRNA and subsequently translated into polymers of amino acids. The…

Our body contains trillions of cells, with many different shapes and functions. However, they all develop from one single cell - the zygote cell - and they all have the same DNA content. During our life, some of these cells might lose their control and start acting in a unco…