A data.frame of mapping from amino acids to codons
Format
a data.frame with two columns: amino_acid, and codon.
- amino_acid
amino acid corresponding to the codon
- codon
codon identity
Examples
aa2codon
#> amino_acid codon
#> 1 * TAA
#> 2 * TAG
#> 3 * TGA
#> 4 Ala GCT
#> 5 Ala GCC
#> 6 Ala GCA
#> 7 Ala GCG
#> 8 Arg CGT
#> 9 Arg CGC
#> 10 Arg CGA
#> 11 Arg CGG
#> 12 Arg AGA
#> 13 Arg AGG
#> 14 Asn AAT
#> 15 Asn AAC
#> 16 Asp GAT
#> 17 Asp GAC
#> 18 Cys TGT
#> 19 Cys TGC
#> 20 Gln CAA
#> 21 Gln CAG
#> 22 Glu GAA
#> 23 Glu GAG
#> 24 Gly GGT
#> 25 Gly GGC
#> 26 Gly GGA
#> 27 Gly GGG
#> 28 His CAT
#> 29 His CAC
#> 30 Ile ATT
#> 31 Ile ATC
#> 32 Ile ATA
#> 33 Leu TTA
#> 34 Leu TTG
#> 35 Leu CTT
#> 36 Leu CTC
#> 37 Leu CTA
#> 38 Leu CTG
#> 39 Lys AAA
#> 40 Lys AAG
#> 41 Met ATG
#> 42 Phe TTT
#> 43 Phe TTC
#> 44 Pro CCT
#> 45 Pro CCC
#> 46 Pro CCA
#> 47 Pro CCG
#> 48 Ser TCT
#> 49 Ser TCC
#> 50 Ser TCA
#> 51 Ser TCG
#> 52 Ser AGT
#> 53 Ser AGC
#> 54 Thr ACT
#> 55 Thr ACC
#> 56 Thr ACA
#> 57 Thr ACG
#> 58 Trp TGG
#> 59 Tyr TAT
#> 60 Tyr TAC
#> 61 Val GTT
#> 62 Val GTC
#> 63 Val GTA
#> 64 Val GTG