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as I understood it from the "universal table for mapping RNA codons to amino acids" one can encode the same information differently. So is it just possible defi
by LeanderK 6y ago
as I understood it from the "universal table for mapping RNA codons to amino acids" one can encode the same information differently. So is it just possible define the information you want to encode and use a computer to calculate the correct encoding so that things don't get tangled up?
- flobosg 6y agoYes. Codon optimization is a routine procedure when designing genes and is mentioned in the article. Methionine and tryptophan, however, cannot be optimized since they only have one codon each.