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Central Dogma - ANSWER - DNA → RNA → Protein Purines - which bases? - how many rings? - ANSWER - Pyrimidines - which bases? - how many rings? - ANSWER - Remember: "Pyrimidine" has a "y" in it; so does "cytosine" and "thymine."