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Genetic code

Biochemistry · Nucleic acids

Diagram of the central dogma, DNA to RNA to protein, illustrating the genetic code. This happens to be the first few amino acids for the alpha subunit of hemoglobin. The sixth amino acid here (glutamic acid, "E") is mutated in sick cell anemia versions of the molecule. The mRNA does have a "start codon" preceding this sequence, but I decided not to include it because that residue is later removed
Diagram of the central dogma, DNA to RNA to protein, illustrating the genetic code. This happens to be the first few amino acids for the alpha subunit of hemoglobin. The sixth…

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Nucleic acids
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mean
Type
Diagram

Origin: Translated into Telugu by User:Naga sai sravanth · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · License CC BY-SA 4.0

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