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Translation is the synthesis of a protein according to the genetic information. It is the second step of gene expression, following transcription, and is a universal and essential step for life. The process is called translation because it converts the genetic information of nucleic acid sequences, composed of four distinct nucleotides, to the polypeptide sequence composed of 20 distinct amino acids. A unit of the genetic code consisting of three nucleotides (triplet), named a codon, corresponds

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