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What does this coded message mean evahitfelllaymyenometisniestafosrofuoy?
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∙ 12y ago
i have no idea but i found some of these words in it? the letters were consecutive not jumbled.
Have
You
For
It
Fell
lay
my
so
fat
sit
me
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∙ 12y ago
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RNA that coppies the coded message in DNA?
The Messenger RNA, is an RNA that copies the coded message from DNA.
What does ciphered mean?
In cryptography a cipher is a code used to encrypt or decrypt a coded message. The cipher is the "key" that unlocks the message. So a message (or computer file) that has been encryption coded has been ciphered and must be decoded (deciphered) before it can be read.
What is the coded message?
i means that you have indicated...
What does decipherd mean?
"Deciphered" means to convert encoded or secret information into a clear and understandable form. It is the process of interpreting or decoding a message that was originally in a coded or cryptic format.
Contains a coded message of how to construct a protein?
tRNA
Whatcopies the coded message from the DNA and carries the message to ribosomes?
Messenger RNA (mRNA)
RNA that copies the coded message from the DNA in the nucleus and carries the message into the cytoplasm?
Messenger RNA.
What is a coded message sent over wires called?
A telegram
Which constellation was the first coded radio message sent to?
constellation Hercules
Decorded what does it mean?
"Decoded" means to convert a coded message or information into a more understandable or readable form. This process typically involves translating encoded data back into its original format for interpretation or analysis.
What is a cryptic message?
It is a message whose meaning is not immediately apparent. The information will be coded in some form and it will be necessary to work out the code before the message can be properly understood.
What does psypha mean?
Psypha is the alias of Nottingham, UK DJ Jay Lane - The name is a faux/phonetic representation of the word cipher meaning a secretly coded message.
