Genetic Codes
How to look up a genetic code
- Choose a genetic code from the list.
- The codon table shows each codon with its amino acid. Codons that differ from the standard code are marked with *.
- The differences are listed below the table.
Frequently asked questions
Where do these codes come from?
They are the translation tables used by NCBI, numbered the same way, so table 2 is vertebrate mitochondrial and table 11 is bacterial, archaeal and plant plastid.
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