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Ribonucleic acid acts as a temporary blueprint for proteins
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
Your genetic vault is far too precious to risk taking out onto the chaotic biological construction site. Instead, your cells rely on ribonucleic acid to make cheap, disposable photocopies of specific genetic instructions. These temporary RNA blueprints are rapidly read by cellular machinery to build proteins and are immediately shredded once the job is completed.
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