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>> How big are the molecular machines of the central dogma? Cell Biology by the Numbers --> How big are the molecular machines of the central dogma? Reader Mode Figure 1: Notes of Francis Crick on the central dogma. Early draft for article published as: Crick, F.H.C. (1958): On Protein Synthesis. Symp. Soc. Exp. Biol. XII, 139-163. The 1958 paper did not include this visual depiction which later appeared in a 1970 Nature paper. Molecular machines manage the journey from genomic information in DNA to active and functioning protein in the processes of the central dogma. The idea of directional t
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