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Yeast Genome > CodonW
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CodonW Defined
CodonW is a software program, written by John Peden in the lab of Paul Sharp (Dept of Genetics, University of Nottingham), that analyzes the correspondance between amino acids and codon usage in a set of protein sequences, based on a given genetic code, to calculate values such as Codon Adaptation Index and Codon Bias Index. Decisions regarding whether an amino acid is synonymous or non-synonymous, the translation of a codon, the number of codons in a codon family, how many synonyms a codon has, are all determined at run time. Seven alternatives to the universal genetic code, including S. cerevisiae chromosomal and S. cerevisiae mitochondrial, have been in-built to the program.
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