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Researchers try to cut the genetic code from 20 to 19 amino acids

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Researchers have engineered a portion of the ribosome to function without isoleucine, reducing the genetic code's amino acids from 20 to 19. This development offers insights into the evolution of life’s genetic code and could lead to new synthetic biology applications for developers. Next steps may involve expanding this technique to other essential amino acids.

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