Central Dogma 1.1

The central dogma of biology is that a sequence of DNA nucleotides is copied to a seqeunce of mRNA nucleotides that serves as a template for protein production. The basic concept is essential for even a rudimentary knowledge of biology.
Central Dogma is meant to be a simple tool to experiment and practice this concept from a high school level and up. For instance, the effect of point mutations and frame shifts on protein sequence can be seen instantly. The statistics panel provides a way to get a quick look at the makeup of a protein.