The standard genetic code table showing how mRNA codons translate into amino acids.

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🔍 Understanding the Genetic Code Table

This chart shows the standard genetic code, where each three-letter codon (e.g., AUG) corresponds to one amino acid or a stop signal.

- The first base is on the left (vertical axis).
- The second base is across the top (horizontal axis).
- The third base is indicated by the color-coded column on the right.

Each box contains:
- A group of codons (e.g., UUU, UUC → Phenylalanine)
- The amino acid they code for
- Some are labeled with single-letter abbreviations (e.g., F = Phenylalanine)

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🧠 How to Use This Table

Let’s say you’re given an mRNA sequence:
AUG-CUU-GGC-UAA

You want to find the amino acid sequence.

Step-by-step:

1. Break into codons:
- AUG | CUU | GGC | UAA

2. Look up each codon:

- AUG:
- First base: A → bottom row
- Second base: U → second column
- Third base: G → third base column
→ Methionine (start codon)

- CUU:
- First base: C → middle row
- Second base: U → first column
- Third base: U → third base column
→ Leucine (L)

- GGC:
- First base: G → bottom row
- Second base: G → fourth column
- Third base: C → third base column
→ Glycine (G)

- UAA:
- First base: U → top row
- Second base: A → third column
- Third base: A → third base column
→ Stop codon

3. Final result:
Met-Leu-Gly → STOP

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💡 Common Tasks Using This Chart

1. Translate mRNA to amino acid sequence
2. Identify start/stop codons
3. Determine if a mutation changes an amino acid
4. Find codons for a given amino acid

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✔ Example Problem Solved

Problem: What amino acid does the codon ACG code for?

Solution:
- First base: A → bottom row
- Second base: C → third column
- Third base: G → third base column

Look at the intersection: ACG → Threonine (T)

Answer: Threonine

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❓Please Clarify Your Task

If you have a specific question such as:
- "Translate this mRNA: UUC-CCG-AUG..."
- "What amino acid is coded by UGU?"
- "What happens if a mutation changes UAC to UAG?"

👉 Just tell me the exact problem, and I'll walk you through the solution step-by-step using this chart!