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URL: http://www.codons.org/calc.html
Proper Citation: %MinMax (RRID:SCR_022268)
Description: Software tool for calculating and comparing synonymous codon usage and its impact on protein folding. Used to harmonize codon usage frequencies for heterologous gene expression. Codon usage calculator that evaluates relative usage frequencies of synonymous codons used to encode protein sequence of interest and compares these results to rigorous null mode.Evaluates synonymous codon usage patterns for any coding sequence from any fully sequenced genome.
Resource Type: data access protocol, software resource, web service
Defining Citation: PMID:29090506
Keywords: Calculating and comparing synonymous codon usage, impact on protein folding, harmonize codon usage frequencies, heterologous gene expression, codon usage calculator, encode protein sequence
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