Sentence examples for code arise from inspiring English sources
In other words, I think that the two-codon and four-codon boxes seen in the modern genetic code arise naturally from the properties of RNA structure and that these would also have occurred in the earliest code.
Watson was one of 34 past and present Bombers players banned for the 2016 season for violations of the anti-doping code arising from the club's 2012 supplements program, overseen by Dank.
League is lucky that after the departure of Clare Balding, who became such a popular presenter thanks to the unmistakable enthusiasm for the code arising from her distant St Helens roots, the Beeb could turn to Mark Chapman, who is just as good in a very different way.
On this hypothesis, the code arose only once, and the coincidence is due to common descent.
The physical property argument summarized above explains how the optimality of the canonical code arises as a result of its evolution from the four-column code.
Now there are many publications that support a physicochemical nature of the genetic code arising (see it in more details in [ 79, 77– 83]).
We presume that these were available in the environment at the time the first code arose, and that they could be incorporated into the code at an early stage.
The Code arose out of concern that the dramatic increase in mortality, malnutrition and diarrhoea in very young infants in the developing world was associated with aggressive marketing of formula.
T in the 2nd position has advantages over U, as its 5 СН3 group is important for interaction with hydrophobic amino acids (see Consequence 3. The molecular mechanism of genetic code arising).
While I thought the basic model was intriguing, I found the second half of the paper to be lacking, from the section, 'Consequence 3. The molecular mechanism of genetic code arising' through to the end.
This code arises naturally from the logic of the coevolution theory, but there is no direct evidence for it, i.e. this is a prediction of the theory and not a basis for it.
