#19 Porta Cipher

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Lecture #26: GENETIC CODE

Have you ever written a secret message to one of your friends? If so, you may have used a code to keep the message hidden. For instance, you may have replaced the letters of the word with numbers or symbols, following a particular set of rules. In order for your friend to understand the message, they would need to know the code and apply the same set of rules, in reverse, to decode it.

Introducing,
Genetic Code

But before that, what is Genetic Code anyway?
– The genetic code by which DNA stores the genetic information consists of "codons" of three nucleotides. The genetic code is a set of three-letter combinations of nucleotides called codons, each of which corresponds to a specific amino acid or stop signal.

I won't go much deeper how or when did Genetic Code occurs. Our main objective is how is the Genetic Code used as an Encrypted message. Let's start.

First, we need a Genetic Table as reference but if you memorize the sequence, no problem for that.

(Please refer to the first photo)

For free data here it is:
UUU- Phe UCU- Ser
UUC- Phe UCC- Ser
UUA- Leu UCA-Ser
UUG- Leu UCG- Ser
CUU- Leu CCU- Pro
CUC-Leu CCC- Pro
CUA-Leu CCA- Pro
CUG-Leu CCG- Pro
AUU- Ile ACU-Thr
AUC- Ile ACC-Thr
AUA- Ile ACA- Thr
AUG- Met ACG-Thr
GUU- Val GCU- Ala
GUC- Val GCC- Ala
GUA- Val GCA- Ala
GUG- Val GCG- Ala
UAU- Tyr UGU- Cys
UAC- Tyr UGC- Cys
UAA- Stop UGA- Stop
UAG- Stop UGG- Trp
CAU- His CGU- Arg
CAC- His CGC- Arg
CAA- Gin CGA- Arg
CAG- Gin CGG- Arg
AAU- Asn AGU- Ser
AAC- Asn AGC- Ser
AAA- Lys AGA- Arg
AAU- Lys AGU- Arg
GAU- Asp GGU- Gly
GAC- Asp GGC- Gly
GAA- Glu GGA- Gly
GAG- Glu GGG-Gly

Second. We need the a table for corresponding letters in every amino acids.

(Please refer to second photo)

For free data. Here it is.
[Amino acid] = Letter
Alanine (Ala)= A
Cysteine (Cys)=C
Aspartic acid (Asp)=D
Glutamic acid (Glu)=E
Phenylalanine (Phe)=F
Glycine (Gly)=G
Histidine (His)=H
Isoleucine (Ile)=I/J
Lysine (Lys)=K
Leucine (Leu)=L
Methionine (Met)=M
Asparagine (Asn)=N
Proline (Pro)=P
Glutamine (Gln)=Q
Arginine (Arg)=R
Serine (Ser)=S
Threonine (Thr)=T
Valine (Val)=V
Tryptophan (Trp)=W
Tyrosine (Tyr)=Y
Stop codon :
UAG=O
UGA=U

*In this code, B,X,Z is not available*

So now let's have an example.
"FAREWELL"

• To convert that to Genetic Code, look for the amino acid that corresponds the letter then use the codon.

F or Phenylalanine has 2 codons so use any from the 2 codon as replacement or decryption. (This goes to other letters with more than one codon.

UUC/GCA/CGA/GAA/UGG/GAG/CUC/CUA//
In this example, I used UUC as decryption but you can use UUU. It's up to you which will you use. Same as "E" and "L" in the example.

• In the division of letters and words. I used the rule in morse code, but you can use any symbols as division. Either, "<>" , "|" , "()" , "[]" , "{}"

It's up to you.

So that's it. Hope you understand and enjoy it. Comment down for further queries, violent reactions and etc.

[GAME]
Let's test what you've learnt. PM us your answers! Don't comment it!

[1] UAU/O/GUC//UUU/O/CGC/UGC/GAA//CAU/GAG/GCG/GUA/GAG/AAU//ACA/O//B/GAA//GAG/AUG/CCC/ACC/AUC//

[2]
GAA/UUG/AUU/AUG/AUC/AAU/GCC/ACC/GAA//ACC/CAU/GAA//AUA/AUG/CCC/O/UCU/UCC/AUA/B/CUA/GAG//CAU/O/UGG/GAA/GUC/GAG/AGA//AUC/AUG/CCU/CGC/O/B/GCG/B/CUC/GAA//AUG/GUU/UCU/ACC//B/GAG//ACG/CAU/GAA//ACG/CGA/GUC/ACA/CAU/

[3] ACC/CAU/GAA//O/CUC/GAU/GAG/AGA//ACG/CAU/GAG//AUG/GAA/AUG/O/CGG/UAC//AUC/UCA//ACC/CAU/GAA//GAC/GAA/GAG/CCC/GAG/CGG//ACC/CAU/GAA/UAU/CGU/GAA//CAC/AUA/GAC/GAU/GAA/AAC//

**Note: #1 is logic**

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