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iceage 
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Message 30 of 157 (359434)
10-28-2006 1:48 AM
Reply to: Message 26 by eggasai
10-28-2006 1:12 AM


Fundamental Biology Question
No they don't, amino acids code for proteins
Is this correct? Admittedly I am out of element on this topic but this quote caught my attention.
I though amino acids make up the basic components of proteins and not code for them. In much the same way nucleotides make up the basic components of the DNA molecule.
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iceage 
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Message 45 of 157 (359565)
10-28-2006 11:06 PM
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10-28-2006 6:31 PM


Re: Fundamental Biology Question
amino acids are translated into proteins
I think some terminology is getting in the way here.
Just so you understand my issue.
For someone to say "hydrogen and oxygen code for, or are translated into , water" sounds a bit arkward. No?
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