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Degeneracy of the genetic code
Evolution
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Overview
- Silent substitution
- Evolutionary
- Substitution Point mutation
- Base Base pair
- Exon
- Gene
- Protein
- Amino acid sequence
- Genetic code
- Degenerate Codon degeneracy
- Codon
- Polypeptide chain
- Noncoding DNA
- Silent mutations
- Transcription Transcription (genetics)
- Splicing Splicing (genetics)
- MRNA
- Translation Translation (biology)
- Phenotype
- Substrate specificity
- TRNA
- Folding of the protein Protein folding
- Codon usage bias
- Species
- Nonsynonymous substitution
- Physiochemical properties Physicochemical properties
- Negatively Anion
- Positively charged Cation
Degeneracy of the genetic code
- Translation Translation (genetics)
- Amino acids Amino acid
- DNA
- Encoded amino acids Proteinogenic amino acid
- Stop codons
- Phenylalanine
- Wobble base
Evolution
- Silent mutation
- Neutral Neutral theory of molecular evolution
- Saccharomyces cerevisiae
- MRNA Messenger RNA
- Secondary structure
- RNA splicing
- Cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator
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Synonymous substitution
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Important terminology
synonymous amino codon acid codons protein mutation substitution code base gene translation acids one different often genetic exon neutral silent
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Synonymous substitution | see also | Ka/Ks | 0.60 | section |
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