This relatively simple structure revealed a great deal about its function to scientists like Francis Crick, who predicted the existence of the "central dogma" from the model. 1.1 Discovery of DNA ...

With it came a physical model of gene replication and Crick's famous enunciation of the 'central dogma'. Knowledge of the role of messenger RNA and of protein synthesis also dates from this period ...

The central pillar upon which toxicological assessments are built ... the overwhelmingly accepted dose-response model has been the threshold model, which assumes that toxins must ... Lab safety rules ...

They call it the central dogma of biology. Information moves from ... The researchers focused their language model there, on the untranslated region, to see how they could optimize efficiency ...

In 1923, Nobel Laureate Archibald V Hill developed the currently popular model of exercise fatigue ... Clearly, some believe that ideas challenging a hallowed dogma are best left unpublished.