How DNA structure determines protein structure
DNA's own structure, a sequence of chemical bases arranged in a specific order, acts like a code that determines the exact structure of a protein built from it. Because a protein's own structure determines what job it can do in the body, from speeding up chemical reactions to providing structural support, DNA ultimately directs almost every function a cell carries out.
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