DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[nyrome]

By the way, if I really wanted to nail your cloaca to the wall, I would point out additional, provincial terminology, which further demonstrates your rather pedestrian understanding of the topic at hand. For example: If the SNP variation is present, does the protein CODE the same as if it were absent? First of all, the term SNP variation is meaningless, without the context of a reference point. Or simply stated, WHICH VARIATION (the 5A,6A,5T or 6T) are you referring to? And, the phrase "does the protein CODE the same" is meaningless. Proteins don't CODE anything. They are the products of the process. I guess I instantly translated what you wrote into what would make sense in this discussion; namely, "is it the same protein?"

But, I don't want to do that.