p5-transcription.json

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        "chars": "It is like a code. If you are given one set of letters\nyou can write down the others.\nNow we believe that the D.N.A. *is* a code.\nThat is, the order of the bases (the letters)\nmakes one gene different from another gene (just\nas one page of print is different from another).\nYou can now see how Nature *makes copies of\nthe genes*. Because if the two chains unwind\ninto two separate chains, and if each chain\nthen makes another chain come together on it,\nthen because A always goes with T, and\nG with C, we shall get two copies where"
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