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The start reading framae and stop codons, base composition in protein-coding genes and the codon usage of amino acids in Scolopendra multilane were compared with the three other myriapods.

The Factors Shaping Synonymous Codon Usage in the Genome of Burkholderia mallei.

The genetic code is translated from mRNA into protein by codons.

Each codon corresponds to a specific amino acid.

Mutations can change a single codon in the DNA sequence.

Ribosomes read the codons on mRNA during protein synthesis.

The stop codon signals the end of protein synthesis.

The start codon initiates protein synthesis.

Scientists study the genetic code to understand codons and their functions.

Codons are composed of three nucleotides.

Decoding codons is essential for decoding genetic information.

Different organisms may use slightly different codons for the same amino acid.