I recently got a tweet from Twitter that a method for rapidly replacing stop codons throughout the genetic code of E. coli paves the way for biomanufacturing designer proteins. Sounds astonishing isn't it. Find it out in the below link.
http://the-scientist.com/2011/07/14/tailor-made-genome/
Dear Acharya, Glad to hear from you and thanks for the comment. I have to admit that I have just entered into research and I am afraid I cannot able to come my own decision until I could be well-versed of such areas. Even I am trying to figure out the concept and meanwhile I thought I can post discussing this in ResearchGate.
Did you read the news? Whats do you think about it? Kindly let me know your opinion.
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If researchers could convert one type of stop codon to another throughout the genome, it would free up a codon to take on a synthetic or modified amino acid.
[Source : same Article " http://the-scientist.com/2011/07/14/tailor-made-genome/ "]
Hi Rohit, Thank you for your comment and I feel like it does make sense about your understanding.
Respected Naresh Paneer Selvam before a scientific discovery there is but concept formation which then is translated into reality by dent of hard work. The tailored made Genome and producing individuals in lab having definite traits and intelligence are postulated in a novel "The Brave New World".The scientists for long are endeavoring to get the imagination in reality. The stem cell therapy, the genomic technology is effort towards that. Hope some day the desired quality for an individual may be achieved.
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