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Codon usage bias

Codon usage bias refers to differences in the frequency of occurrence of synonymous codons in coding DNA. A codon is a series of three nucleotides (a triplet) that encodes a specific amino acid residue in a polypeptide chain or for the termination of translation (stop codons).

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Codon usage bias → Algorithm Simulation, AnalyserJCat, Automated Codon Usage Analysis, Automatic, Codon, Codon Adaptation IndexCAIcal, Codon Optimization, Codon Usage Table, Composition Analysis Toolkit Archived, DB, Expected, Highly Expressed Genes DatabaseE-CAI, Interactive Codon Analysis, Java Codon Usage Adaptation, Set, Synonymous Codon Usage Analyses, Tool Archived, ToolINCA, Usage DatabaseCodonWGraphical Codon Usage, Wayback Machine
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Codon usage bias → Different, GC, RNA

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codon codons usage translation gene organisms trna bias selection amino protein expression genes folding optimization biases acid different genetic rates

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local mRNA foldinginstance ofnew strategies for optimization of heterologous expression consider global nucleotide content0.80text
codon pair biasinstance ofnew strategies for optimization of heterologous expression consider global nucleotide content0.80text
a codon rampinstance ofnew strategies for optimization of heterologous expression consider global nucleotide content0.80text
codon harmonization or codon correlationsinstance ofnew strategies for optimization of heterologous expression consider global nucleotide content0.80text
those involved in amino acid starvationinstance ofartificial gene synthesis is often necessary for the creation of such an optimized gene.Specialized codon bias is further seen in some endogenous genes0.80text
Codon usage biasrelated to Contributing factorsDifferent0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to Contributing factorsGC0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to Contributing factorsRNA0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to External linksComposition Analysis Toolkit Archived0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to External linksWayback Machine0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to External linksCodon Usage Table0.60section
Codon usage biasrelated to External linksUsage DatabaseCodonWGraphical Codon Usage0.60section

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