DNA → RNA → Protein
A professional sequence workflow for DNA conversion, RNA translation, amino-acid notation and protein structure preparation.
DNA Sequence
Enter DNA containing A, T, G and C.
RNA Sequence
T becomes U. You can also edit RNA manually.
Amino Acid — 3-Letter Code
Standard three-letter amino-acid notation.
Amino Acid — 1-Letter Code
Standard protein sequence notation.
Protein 3D Structure
Prepare your protein sequence for structure modelling.
Your translated one-letter amino-acid sequence can be copied and used as the target protein sequence in SWISS-MODEL Interactive Workspace. The actual structure modelling is performed by SWISS-MODEL.
Generate your protein's 3D model
Copy the generated one-letter protein sequence, open SWISS-MODEL and paste it into the target sequence field.
Standard Amino Acid Reference
The converter uses the standard genetic code. Each RNA codon contains three nucleotides. UAA, UAG and UGA are stop codons and are represented by * in one-letter protein notation.