Most people misunderstand the Central Dogma. In school, perhaps you were taught it as “DNA → RNA → protein.” But that’s a massive oversimplification. Francis Crick’s real "Central Dogma" was about what *cannot* happen in a cell. Let’s break it down.

In a world full of mutations, be someone’s perfect genetic match

My dopamine spikes whenever you text, while my serotonin levels plummet whenever you disappear.

Some people are like prions: they don’t need to change your genome to make your entire system malfunction.

My enzymes are highly specific, but my emotional choices repeatedly demonstrate poor substrate discrimination.

You were my favourite mutation until I realised you were carcinogenic.

You breached my selective permeability, hijacked my transcriptional machinery, triggered cytochrome-c release and still call yourself harmless.

Your affection was benign until it metastasised into obsession.

You triggered my sympathetic nervous system. Even my cardiologist thinks you’re a medical emergency.

You’re not a myocardial infarction. But you’ve certainly damaged my emotional myocardium beyond repair.

My SA node sets the rhythm of my heart. But apparently, your presence controls the tempo.

You activated my dopamine receptors so intensely that even my cardiomyocytes are experiencing emotional arrhythmia.

I’m not toxic; I’m helicase. I just separate what was never meant to stay together.

I will pick RNA over DNA because it has U in it. 🧬

Ek kachori, do samosa… biology students ka kya bharosa? 😂

Ek kachori, do samosa - Supervisor ka kya bharosa!!

Do Pyaaz, ek biryani Har scholars ki alag kahani!!

Ghosting a literature review is better than ghosting your ex, at least the papers won’t text you ‘we need to talk.’

Everything was fine until Thymine found out that Adenine was never a loyal partner. It also bonds with Uracil-whenever RNA comes along.

How easily Adenine switches it's Partner from Thymine in DNA to Uracil in RNA. Meanwhile, Guanine keeps holding Cytosine's hand, whether it's DNA or RNA.

Are you a carcinogen? Because every time I see you, my cells initiate apoptosis… yet I still can’t stay away.