Codon Minter #13
by BakR_D0mains
Project
Genetic coding is found in the RNA, where nucleotide triplets (codons) are translated into one of the 20 naturally occurring amino acids to make proteins. Some codons also indicate the start or stop of protein synthesis.
Take your turn in randomly minting a codon, and let's see what protein we create!
Features:
Backgrounds - 3 types
Title - 2 types
Backbone - 3 types
First nucleotide - 16 types
Second nucleotide - 16 types
Third nucleotide - 16 types
Project Twitter: @BakR_D0mains
Created by Ellen Meyer, PhD * SirLRonHODLer
Code by @PureSpider
Traits
- background
- background-214 of 31 indexed editions · 45%
- header
- header31 of 31 indexed editions · 100%
- backbone
- backbone-blue17 of 31 indexed editions · 55%
- first-nucleotide
- cytosine-galaxy3 of 31 indexed editions · 10%
- second-nucleotide
- cytosine-galaxy1 of 31 indexed editions · 3%
- third-nucleotide
- uracil-blue3 of 31 indexed editions · 10%
Price history
| Date | Event | Price | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-05-02 | Mint | 0.42 tez | fxhash issuer fx(params) |