Two-faced codon rewrites genetics? :The Scientist [8th January 2009]

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Two-faced codon rewrites genetics?

Posted by Elie Dolgin

[Entry posted at 8th January 2009 07:40 PM GMT]

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The genetics of a marine protozoan may overturn one of the long-held tenets of protein synthesis. According to conventional wisdom, the genetic code is unambiguous: each DNA triplet, or codon, corresponds to a single amino acid. But a ...

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