Reverse Translation: Could DNA be Synthesized?
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It's an April fools. To address the point of if its possible though I'll give you something to think about: how is mRNA read so that proteins might be translated (hint: look into codons).
It's an April fools. To address the point of if its possible though I'll give you something to think about: how is mRNA read so that proteins might be translated (hint: look into codons).
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tRNA.. nodoc or anticodon reads the Triplets of RNA and the CCA (3') end attaches to the Amino acid bringing it for protein synthesis.. so?Ryan_m_b said:
Yup you have the triplets, and if you were to have the amino acid sequence could you figure out the specific triplet?
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ahh.. there lies the problem. 
wobble! Thank you! actually this was a part of a question, is it ok if i mentioned the question here, because it might be against the rules..i might have a follow up question..
wobble! Thank you! actually this was a part of a question, is it ok if i mentioned the question here, because it might be against the rules..i might have a follow up question..
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May I?
is it possible to convert DNA directly to proteins?
is it possible to convert DNA directly to proteins?