Is the Protein Code Still Relevant in Modern Science?

Thread starter Nguyen Thanh Nam
Start date Jan 12, 2005
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The discussion centers on the accuracy of an old protein code derived from codons, referenced through a provided URL. Participants express uncertainty about the current validity of this information. A second URL is shared, which leads to a more recent table of genetic data, suggesting that users may benefit from cross-referencing the two sources for updated insights on protein coding. The conversation highlights the importance of verifying genetic information due to the evolving nature of scientific knowledge.

Jan 12, 2005

Nguyen Thanh Nam

Hello!
The following URL shows the protein code (from Codons) but it's quite old, so I don't know if it's still correct.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v381/maxpayne_lhp/Maths and Other Sciences for the forums/0001.jpg

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Jan 12, 2005

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I'd just the following table http://psyche.uthct.edu/shaun/SBlack/geneticd.html

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