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1 CodonBERT and ESM-2 Embedding Spaces Share an Evolutionarily Con-served Paired Geometry Encoding Synonymous Codon Information

2026-07-03

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1.1 Synonymous codons encode the same amino acid yet are used non-randomly across genomes, a phenomenon with well-documented functional consequences for translation efficiency and mRNA stability. Whether the information embedded in synonymous codon choice is recoverable from the internal representations of in-dependently trained deep learning models—one operating on coding DNA sequences (CDS) and the other on prot...

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bb84f39d-b690-5989-b981-224da9970caa
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10.64898/2026.06.30.735115
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