First: Codons have nothing to do with the synthesis of amino acids. A codon is the sequence of nucleotides on the DNA (or RNA) which code for a certain amino acid.For example UGU and UGC code for the amino acid Cysteine and given these codons it will appear in the protein being synthesized.The codons are basically a way to code the sequence of a protein with the smallest amount of information (simply by the sequence of the four nucleotides in DNA/RNA).or example UGU and UGC code for the amino acid Cysteine and given these codons it will appear in the protein being synthesized. The codons are basically a way to code the sequence of a protein with the smallest amount of information (simply by the sequence of the four nucleotides in DNA/RNA).
Hamsters can eat celery with no negative side effects. Many fruits and vegetables are considered healthy for a hamster's consumption. Also, they should only be fed the amount aligned with normal eating amounts to avoid the celery from getting moldy.
Hamsters usually thrive on a diet of hamster pellets and occasional treats. In the wild, hamsters eat plants, seeds, insects and fruits; in captivity they often favor one type of food, which leads to an unbalanced, unhealthy diet. Hamster pellets containing carbohydrate, vitamins, minerals, 16 percent protein and 4 percent to 5 percent fat meet hamsters' nutritional needs.