Total synthesis of Escherichia coli with a recoded genome. Fredens, J., Wang, K., de la Torre, D., Funke, L. F H, & Chin, J. W Nature, 569(7757):514–518, 2019. abstract bibtex PDF $_{ Nature uses 64 codons to encode the synthesis of proteins from the genome, and chooses 1 sense codon–-out of up to 6 synonyms–-to encode each amino acid. Synonymous codon choice has diverse and important roles, and many synonymous substitutions are detrimental. Here we.}, location = {}, keywords = {}
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