#codons
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Ribosome pausing, ribosome drop-off, an interesting study in the links between codons and translation in S. cerevisiae: https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgen.1012162 #science #ribosome #rna #codons
Short blog post about an R script that allows to optimize codons for reliable heterologous protein expression in various hosts. Requires a table of frequencies for allocation of codons to aminoacids for a given protein sequence. https://cos
The *split-apply-combine* method for data analysis is powerful. It is brilliantly used in the `dplyr` package and all over the `tidyverse` but base #R also works. For example, for a table of codon frequencies with column "count" and column
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