Titlebook: Bioinformatics: An Introduction; Jeremy J. Ramsden Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 bioinformatics.biology.life sci

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Preface, Title, etc., of Vol. III/7A,ng is simply to survive. In the language of §8.2, the being must maintain its essential variables within the range corresponding to life. In most succint form, ‘to be or not to be—that is the question’.

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Introduction IS . to life. The principle enunciated by Crick, that information flows from the gene (DNA) to the protein, occupies such a key place in modern molecular biology that it is frequently referred to as the “central dogma”: DNA acts as a template to replicate itself, DNA is transcribed into RNA, and RNA is translated into protein.

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The transmission of informationIn the previous chapter, although we spoke of the recipient of a message, implying also the existence of a dispatcher, the actual process of communicating between emitter and receiver remained rather shadowy. The purpose of this chapter is to explicitly consider transmission or communication channels.