Why DNA does not form protein directly? why DNA depend on RNA

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it is the central dogma of molecular biology DNA by transcription forms RANA which by translation forms proteins. DNA cannot leave nucleus so RNA acts as intermediate.

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u know this app is for jee...not for neet u idiot

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Dna does not forms protein directly because according to the central dogma DNA multiply through process called replication and from DNA RNA is formed through a process called transcription and from RNA and protein is formed through a process called translation so for the formation of protein RNA is essential because without formation of army DNA can not be able to reduce protein directly

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1stly ,how dare u to talk me like this 2ndly,this app is for NEET preparation not for JEE u bloody IDIOT

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Bcoz RNA is known as site of protein . and DNA play imp role in generic character so it depent RNA .

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