the algorithm is simple – slice the input into 3-letter (T,C or G) triplets then translate each triplet to an amino acid (one of 20). for example TTT has a value of 1 and points to the 1st entry in the table of amino ac…
DNA to Protein Share your Projects manyone April 2, 2022, 12:18am 1 the
i am absolutly brain dead on what to do so yeah
, 2021, 4:39am 22 Yeah… especially since you would need to somehow get the DNA
i am absolutly brain dead on what to do so yeah
November 12, 2021, 9:43pm 11 Hints: earthrulerr November 12, 2021, 11:24pm 12 A DNA
Hello, the examples for "Computer Science with Snap! – Snap! in Examples, Vers. 2" are now available online (about 16 MB). They can be downloaded from http://emu-online.de/projectsOfCSwithSnap2.zip. There are 64 project…
Project „Electrons in fields“ Dealing with Strings (Vigenére encryption, DNA sequencing
See if you can make one in Snap!. Yours can't be any less funny than the examples they give. :~/ Deadline is March 7.
remember the mechanism, but it has something to do with the non-gene stuff in the DNA
As I was going over the new LIST blocks in SNAP! 5, I noticed the behavior I described below. I might be doing something unintended, but I thought the blocks use shown is pretty simple and straightforward. Please …
funny intermediate case, because it’s imperative, but clearly has a lot of shared DNA
