The statement "DNA → RNA → Proteins" ________.
A) is known as the central dogma
B) depicts the regulation of gene expression
C) is the same in all organisms, as well as viruses and prions
D) describes a series of catalytic reactions

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The statement "DNA → RNA → Proteins" is known as the central dogma, which is a fundamental principle in molecular biology describing the flow of genetic information in biological systems. This principle states that DNA is transcribed into RNA, which is then translated into proteins.

The Statement "DNA → RNA → Proteins" ________