Trying to lower my blood pressure. Show on COVID-19 was talking about the viral RNA sequence and they put up the amino acid sequence of a protein. Tossed a few harmless items at the TV.
Getting very tired of the blind, leading the blind. Why show a "sequence" when a "representation" of the RNA would be fine.
It's so easy to tell the difference, took me 3 nanoseconds, there's only 4 different letters in an RNA sequence, A, U, G, & C. Same goes for DNA except the U is replaced by a T. 20 letters used for Proteins: A, R, N, D, C, E, Q, G, H, I, L, K, M, F, P, S, T, W, Y, & V
RNA Sequence: AUGGAGAGCCUUGUCCUGGUUUC
Protein AA Sequence: SNLKPFERDISTEIYQAGSTP
No the RNA above is NOT the RNA that would make that peptide, wasn't in the mood to grab a biochem text to make sure I got it correctly. I've lost my fluency in transcription and codons.