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Master the Central Dogma: DNA → RNA → Protein

Sim Status

Promoter: Inactive
Transcripts: 0
Spliced mRNA: 0
Proteins: 0
Mutations: 0

DNA Sequence (Coding Strand)

Primary RNA Transcripts (Pre-mRNA)

Mature mRNA (Post-Processing)

Polypeptide Chains

    Welcome to Epic Genetics!

    Objective: Learn how genetic information flows from DNA to proteins.

    Step-by-Step Guide:

    1. Generate DNA: Click "Generate New DNA" to create a random DNA sequence with exons (coding) and introns (non-coding).
    2. Add Promoter: Select the Promoter card and execute - this is required before transcription can begin.
    3. Transcribe: Use RNA Polymerase to create RNA copies. Add Transcription Factor for increased efficiency!
    4. Process RNA: Use Spliceosome to remove introns and create mature mRNA.
    5. Add Modifications: Apply 5' Cap and Poly-A Tail to protect and stabilize the mRNA.
    6. Translate: Use both tRNA and rRNA together to translate mRNA into proteins.
    7. Experiment: Try mutations and alternative splicing to see how they affect the final protein!
    8. Gene Editing: Use CRISPR to precisely edit DNA sequences by changing specific codons!

    Color Code:

    A (Adenine)T (Thymine)C (Cytosine)G (Guanine)U (Uracil in RNA)

    Learning Objectives

    Complete these objectives to master the Central Dogma!

    Cause a Random Mutation
    Use the Mutagen tool to introduce a random point mutation in your DNA sequence.
    Simulate Transcription
    Activate a Promoter and use RNA Polymerase to transcribe DNA into pre-mRNA.
    Simulate RNA Processing
    Use the Spliceosome to remove introns and add a 5' Cap and Poly-A Tail to create mature mRNA.
    Simulate Translation
    Use tRNA and rRNA together to translate mature mRNA into a polypeptide chain.
    Modify DNA Using CRISPR
    Use the CRISPR tool to make precise edits to your DNA nucleotide sequence.
    0 / 5 Objectives Completed

    🧬 CRISPR Gene Editor

    Instructions: Edit the DNA sequence below. Each line represents a gene segment. Use only the letters A, T, C, G. Separate codons with spaces for readability.
    Welcome to Epic Genetics! Click Tutorial for help.