By Team Edtoolkits · Study & learning
Transcribe DNA to mRNA and translate it to amino acids with the standard codon table, in any of six reading frames, with the longest ORF and the effect of point mutations.
Use the guide alongside the working tool.
Open DNA to Protein Translator →Get started
Paste your DNA (plain letters or FASTA) and say whether it is the coding or template strand.
Adjust and explore
Choose one reading frame, all six frames or the longest ORF.
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Add a mutation such as A5G to compare the protein before and after.
Privacy and limits
Uses the standard genetic code only (not mitochondrial or bacterial variants) and reads A, C, G and T (U counts as T). It does not look up genes or predict protein function. Your sequence is processed on your device and never uploaded.
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