Example 1 — Single coding span
Input (mixed ASCII):HELLO <ATG GCT TGG TAA> WORLD
Rules applied
- Only characters inside
< … >are read as coding text. - Inside coding spans,
T→Ufor RNA. - Only
A C G Uform codons; spaces are ignored.
Normalization (DNA→RNA inside span):ATG GCT TGG TAA ⟶ AUG GCU UGG UAA
Codonization & translation
| Codon | AA (1-letter) | AA (name) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUG | M | Methionine | Start |
| GCU | A | Alanine | — |
| UGG | W | Tryptophan | — |
| UAA | * | Stop | Stop |
Protein (render): M A W *
Ring overlay (axes lit per codon)
(overlay = which LOGOS axes appear in the triplet; these don’t alter biology—they’re your semantic/operational colors)
- AUG → axes A, U, G
- A (0.0° Origin/Initialize), U (276.9° Urn/Unify), G (83.1° Gate/Guard)
- GCU → G, C, U
- G (83.1°), C (27.7° Channel/Conduct), U (276.9°)
- UGG → U, G, G
- UAA → U, A, A
Proofchain snapshot
- Raw span:
ATG GCT TGG TAA - RNA:
AUG GCU UGG UAA - Codons:
[AUG][GCU][UGG][UAA] - AA:
M A W *
Example 2 — Mixed punctuation + two spans
Input:Signal |> <TTT CGC AAG GGA TGA> ; meta <CCA UAU GAC UGA> end.
Normalization
- Span 1 (DNA):
TTT CGC AAG GGA TGA⟶UUU CGC AAG GGA UGA - Span 2 (already RNA):
CCA UAU GAC UGA(no change)
Codonization & translation
Span 1
| Codon | AA | Name |
|---|---|---|
| UUU | F | Phenylalanine |
| CGC | R | Arginine |
| AAG | K | Lysine |
| GGA | G | Glycine |
| UGA | * | Stop |
Span 2
| Codon | AA | Name |
|---|---|---|
| CCA | P | Proline |
| UAU | Y | Tyrosine |
| GAC | D | Aspartate |
| UGA | * | Stop |
Proteins (renders):
- Span 1:
F R K G * - Span 2:
P Y D *
Ring overlay highlights (per span)
- Span 1 codon overlays:
- UUU → U,U,U
- CGC → C,G,C
- AAG → A,A,G
- GGA → G,G,A
- UGA → U,G,A
- Span 2 codon overlays:
- CCA → C,C,A
- UAU → U,A,U
- GAC → G,A,C
- UGA → U,G,A
(Bold just to show variety; biologically all overlays are neutral.)
Role of non-base ASCII here
|and>act as frame guards (flush/mark codon buffer, open coding region).;is a statement separator (no effect on codons).- Other punctuation/words remain non-coding but still carry their LOGOS UI/ops roles.
Quick checklist you can reuse
- Put coding text in
< … >. - Inside spans, convert
T→U(if you wrote DNA). - Read only
A C G U, grouping by 3. - Translate with the standard table (AUG=Start; UAA/UAG/UGA=Stop).
- For ring overlays, light axes present in each codon’s letters (A,C,G,U).
- Keep the full proofchain: Raw → RNA → Codons → AA.
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