Biology sometimes "jumps into the middle of instructions" when decoding DNA/RNA. The "instruction" length is always 3 nucleotides and the sequence usually has o

Biology sometimes "jumps into the middle of instructions" when decoding DNA/RNA. The "instruction" length is always 3 nucleotides and the sequence usually has only one valid "entry point". There are exceptions though. Some sequences do encode biologically useful information with sequences which not only overlap but do so with the starting points differing by a number not divisible by 3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_frame#Multiple_reading_frames https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_frame#Multiple_reading...