Genetic Code vs Learn Organic Nomenclature

GeneticCode is a handy reference tool for students and researches. The application visualizes standard genetic code as well as provides information about 20 amino acids and their abbreviations. The codon table is represented in four different ways: * Codon Picker -- allows you to select a particular codon to see the name and structure of the corresponding amino acid. You can see amino acid properties by clicking on the amino acid structure. * Codon Table -- table representation of the codon table * Codon Circle -- circular representation of the codon table (a little bit unusual, but pretty) * Codon Alignment -- contains additional information about initiation (start) codons === Following information about each amino acid is provided: * Chemical structure * Three letter and one letter abbreviations * All codons that encode the amino acid * Polarity * Side chain charge (neutral, positive, negative) * pH (acidic or basic) * Chemical formula of the side chain * Aromatic or aliphatic * Essential * Small * Polar * Hydrophobic * Hydropathy * Molecular weight (MW) * Isoelectric Point (pI) * pK1 (-COOH) * pK2 (+NH3) * pKa * reference to Wikipedia ==== "Amino Acid and Nucleotide Codes" reference tool contains 26 amino acid and 16 nucleotide codes (abbreviations). This includes the following non-standard/degenerate codes: R Purine (A or G) Y Pyrimidine (C or T) N Any nucleotide W Weak (A or T) S Strong (G or C) M Amino (A or C) K Keto (G or T) B Not A (G or C or T) H Not G (A or C or T) D Not C (A or G or T) V Not T (A or G or C) Asx B Asn or Asp Glx Z Gln or Glu Xle J Leu or Ile Sec U Selenocysteine (UGA) Pyl O Pyrrolysine (UAG) Unk X Unknown ==== Amino Acid Venn Diagram shows classification of all amino acids by physical/chemical properties on a single picture.

Master organic chemistry nomenclature through interactive lessons, molecule-building exercises, challenges, and practice tests. Learn IUPAC naming step by step with over 70 levels designed for high school chemistry, AP Chemistry, and introductory organic chemistry students. Instead of memorizing rules, you'll actively build, analyze, and name molecules yourself in an interactive chemistry training. FEATURES Interactive tutorials that teach nomenclature from the ground up, with a organic chemistry quiz! Over 70 levels covering the organic chemistry nomenclature of hydrocarbons: • Alkanes • Alkenes • Alkynes • Alcohols • Aldehydes • Ketones Learn in both directions: • Match molecules to names • Match names to molecular structures • Draw molecules from given names • Name molecules you create yourself Chemistry tutorials: In levels that introduce new o chem concepts, there are chemistry tutorials explaining you exactly how to master the level. Creative Mode: Build your own organic molecules and let the app generate the correct IUPAC name instantly. Perfect for experimenting, checking homework, or exploring nomenclature rules. Practice Tests: Challenge yourself with tests that help you check your progress and identify topics that need more practice. Visual learning aids: Color-coded highlights show which parts of a molecule correspond to specific parts of its IUPAC name. Use the molecule builder to create a molecule, then see how it is named! Hide names and for chemistry challenges and for additional organic chemistry practice. Planetary Nomenclature Neptune is designed to make learning organic chemistry more engaging, intuitive, and interactive than traditional memorization methods. Additional supported structures include halogen alkanes and carboxylic acids. Ring structures are not currently supported. Whether you're preparing for AP Chemistry, studying organic chemistry (ochem) at school for exam prep or doing university chemistry, or you are simply interested in learning chemical nomenclature, this app provides a practical and interactive way to master IUPAC naming. It's a fun learning game!