In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of the Genetic Code 2. Properties of the Genetic Code 3. Nature 4. Universality 5. Deciphering the Genetic Code. Meaning of the Genetic Code: Although the concept of a gene as a unit of heredity is about a century old (the term coined in 1909) its […]
The Genetic Code: Meaning, Properties and Nature
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DNA and Eukaryotic Organisms (With Diagram)
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In eukaryotic organisms — plants, animals and fungi — the major portion of DNA is present in the chromosomes which are well-organised structures and quite different from the prokaryotic counterparts. Besides the chromosomes, mitochondria of both plants and animals and the chloroplasts of green plants also contain DNA. Interesting is the fact that the organization […]
Properties and Functions of DNA | Genetics
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In this article we will discuss about the properties and functions of genetic material in organisms. The genetic material must have some well-defined properties to fulfill its functions. These are enumerated below: 1. It must act as a store-house of information and must be able to transmit the information to the biochemical machinery of the […]
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