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Meanings of genetic code in английском

русский
код генетический
португальский
código hereditário
испанский
código genético
каталонский
codó modulador
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Scheme, defines how sequences of codons specify which amino acid will be added next during protein synthesis; set of rules by which information encoded within genetic material (DNA or mRNA sequences) is translated into proteins by living cells.

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Usage of genetic code in английском
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The human genetic code contained a seemingly infinite labyrinth of chemical permutations.
Inferno
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What we had was, we had the genetic code of the virus.
Wired
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It is the sequence of these treads that is the genetic code.
Skeptics and true believers: the exhilarating connection between...
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My tail is from the human genetic code -from 'junk' DNA.
Futures 1
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Information is crucial to our biological substance-ourgenetic code is information.
Wired
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His history of the genetic code will be published next year by Profile.
The Guardian
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Initially, the cells lack the genetic code for building a healthy immune system.
Reuters
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Filing patent suits was never in Sun's genetic code, Gosling said.
Reuters
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The sperm is still required but doesn't pass on genetic code.
News.com.au
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Saved on his iPod Local copy of his own genetic code.
Wired
11
The genetic code for our most wanted pest, the stoat, has been revealed.
Radio NZ
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It must be due to a very profound mutation in his genetic code.
Grand junction
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These are the familiar A, C, T and G of the genetic code.
Reuters
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It is his own genome, the first individual genetic code to be deciphered.
The Guardian
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And at Oxford, Dr Barrie Juniper is examining the genetic code.
The Irish Times
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Our genetic code packs billions of gigabytes into a single gram.
Wired
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испанский
código genético
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United States of America
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