This topic's discussion focuses on the basic processes of howcells are able to do what they do--the central dogma of life. Inorder for cells to function effectively, they need to makeproteins, which, as we learned way back in Topic 2 (Ch. 4) areresponsible for doing all of the work inside of (and for) the cell(enzymes) and provide the necessary structure for cells to function(cytoskeleton, some signaling molecules, binding proteins,receptors, transporters, etc.). Each cell has all of theinformation the organism needs to make these proteins (in the formof genes on chromosomes--the DNA), although it only makes theproteins that it needs when it needs them. The processes of readingthe DNA to make the RNA and reading the RNA to make the proteinsare together known as the central dogma (and sometimes DNAreplication is included since it is also required for livingorganisms to make new cells). Your discussion postings this weekshould focus on some aspect of the central dogma and provide moredetail for your fellow classmates. For example, one of the partsand how it is controlled, where it occurs, what can go wrong, orhow they're connected. Along with the responses, this discussionshould give you a much better understanding of how life actuallyworks! Do not use other solutions. I need originality responses aswell as IN TEXT CITATIONS AND A WORKS CITED REFERENCE. Please use 2outside references.Thank you